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  • out on report~, it concludes. previous Rockefeller stalwarts as the war whether or not the Paris The Sir ~cel~t ol the Gr!'-Jld Maryland Gov. Spiro Agnew, wtio peace talks succeed. Old Party will be ~usting aga_mst are beginning to think they wouid
  • , Commiaaloaer Dwl1ht Ink. Aa•l•~ General Maaaaer CecU Klq, Aaalatant to die Cbalrmaa -3- Com. on Government Operation• Los A!am oa Sc ien~if ic Laborat@lf[: Dro Harold Agnew, Alternate Department Divi1ion Leader ••• of Defenae: Colp Robert Partridge, US
  • ... .., \ ! ; SENT WHCA . ; . ;.: NOY 3 EEA6'9 00 WTEtt:, IE Wtt 41~ iROM 'IALT ROSTOW 10 THE PRESID!NT CITE CApg~ 65 0 -s ! eR ! ·: ! fa I i : THE Mr:11 ~EXICO REF~RE~~CE ~A Y INDICATE REPORTS FOLLOW. nro AGNEW IS ACT ING• 1 ! •• ~?ORT ONE: .. l
  • with JFK, and Anna with President Thieu and Vice President Ky of South Korea. On one sideboard was a picturie of Richard Nixon and another of the Nixon . daughters. On the back of the Chennaul1t apart­ ment front door was a Nix­ on-Agnew sign left over from
  • a refugee settlement; common understanding about borders; a regional economic development bank; etc. w. W. Rostow Tuesday, June 6, 1967 Mr. President: Here is a thoughtful letter of support from Governor Agnew on the Middle East crisis. W. W. R. 1~ 7
  • problem able to permit in other countries Mr, Holifield but if these arrtmge­ in Germany which would get out ) Dr. Agnew refeITed to the nuclear seen on Saturday, support arrangements, such as those and asked why it could not be made better 7