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  • is planning to talk some more with the British before Stewart comes in, and this memo may be outdated by tomorrow, though I doubt it. 2. The British tell ~s -- and David Bruce agrees -- that their present position is not tenable without some slight help from
  • need now is to get a Chairman for the review group. The six names which you approved the other day were: Dean Acheson ;;;;.· J Bob Anderson - " Gene Black _ ../ Clark Clifford v· Douglas Dillon V David Rockefeller .V As I look at this group, the two who
  • for prompt legislation on lending and a longer delay on equities, for pretty good reasons. I was enormously impressed by Cook. This was the first long talk I have ever had with him, and I would strongly recommend him as against David Rockefeller to succeed
  • to Mac when he goes up there for lunch with the Princess. 2. On MLF I ANF, you will wish to get David Bruce's views about how we might play the British. This is a very hard problem for Wilson. He must cut back on defense somewhere to make his balance
  • SUBJECT: Letter from Johns Hopkins professors The attached lette! from Baltimore, mostly from Johns Hopkins professors, is sent across your desk because Milton Eisenhower undertook an obligation to these people to see that their views were made available
  • for the following: ,\ Dr. Milton Eisenhower " Charles So Garland (Chairman of the Board of Johns Hopkins) Gale McGee, who has been doing a g~eat job on the campuses, and who was up here the afternoon before the speech Frank Church They could all be inscribed
  • ~ j . ,,,,• • ~. ' I'• .. I ;i •, . . :, ' I Mr. l'ntil pointed out that he, himself, hnd been responsible for Eisenhower for a$1300 million working out the agreement with President four-year PL 480 agreement. During this period food grain