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  • . He 1• unttathualastlc about Quat. happy about air attacks and dependent removal, and accurate about the bad weok the military front. on The ·S econd l• a cable aent to hold up David Bruce yeaterday. l told my brother to handle U thia way foe ling
  • ... a.tt~:..:x?..:nt. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON December 24, 1964 1- -8EiGB~'t-ATTACHMENT TO: . r, '-· For your commente u■ e at the next and ■ cheduled po ■■ ible meeting on NSAM 294 •. .. David Klein t-~ .. ~ ' - r. • ~. ,.. I I
  • maintained a gold market He, too, faun.~ that the ' At the head of hiaArmy we.aa man who - General Scott. who had all the appearance of soldiers; MacDo,,,,elllost the Battle who hung around like jackals to firulnciers hen its incompetents. h~- once
  • y, a kid, decided to sample Linda's curls. IAP Wirephotal • Dr. Thomas Hall and his son, David, in Miami after their rescue from life raft 40 miles east of Bimini in the Bahamas. The two had to ditch plane and floated for 26 hours on life raft
  • in New Orleans. Leberte owns or works at the Scott Street Produce Market where John McFerren of Somerville alleged­ ly overheard a man speaking on the telephone say, on or about the day of the assassination: •shoot him on ·the balccmy, shoot him anywhere
  • Harvey, Mize, Adair and Whalley, as well as Senator Scott." Telegrams reporting their reactims are at Tabs B, C, and D of the Rusk memorandum. I will not repeat my earlier arguments for helping the Yugoslavs. Both in terms of their relatively decent
  • , 000 from David Finkel stein for the Martin Foundation; $5, 000 from Mrs. Post for the school program; $2. 00 from a G. I. in Korea, an admirer of Mrs. Johnson; and $3. 00 from an admirer of Lynda Johnson. Sutt on Jett announced that Mrs. Lasker had
  • ..,..;:;...,,,__, Ji~~, Da·... 12 ---; -t 1/ PERSONA-L/'GONPI»ENliALWed., Nov. 8, 1967 12:25 p. m. MR. PRESIDENT: It would be good.if -- at luacb today -- you were to underline your wish that Sect. Ruak actually take off the full week-end at Camp David. He needs
  • for the appointment of John teinbeck New York, for appointment to the N tional Council on the Arts for an unexpire term terminating September 3, 1968 (vice David Brinkley). Thank you. ~---r--~ ~-..,-- SERVICE SET ~-f ,...i ~•(·IJYT'J~ May 10, 1966 10:30 a. m
  • St., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., KEHOE,Mrs. F. P., 301 Armory Pl., Sault Ste, Marie, Mich., 3/1/65. KING, Mr. & Mrs. Gearald, 541 Maple St., Sau.lte Ste Marie, Mich., 3/4/65. MONROE, Mr. & Mrs. David, 1095 Maple St., Saulte Ste Marie, M., 3/4/65. E
  • ' s briefing memo and talking poin,ts. This is a courtesy call. Mauritius (a small island in the Indian Ocean) just got her independence from Britain in March. (John Mosler and David King were your representatives at the ceremony. ) Ramgoolam came here
  • and to NICAP Assistant Director Gordon Lore by Coordinator Low and several times by Dr. David Saunders, project scientist in charge of the computer section. ; In a number of press interviews with Dr. Condon (copies enclosed), /it appeared that he was strongly
  • Minister described and said he would attempt to obtain some satisfaction for the Prime Minister's request upon his return to Washington. He was informed that the matter had already been raised with David Bell and that AID was now engaged in testing
  • to whathclr Winn Scott atlocld eccompan7 Mateo• or bo tn Preeldcmt JoJmacm•o party when he meets Mateos in Los Aoge!ee .and Pcl:n Sprin&•. [ ~{'~~~~j-.; ~.: N· J· ~w~~a COPY I 13 March 1964 i _i MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 3 UB.JEGT: Meeting
  • SUMMARY ANALYSIS DECEMBER 20, 1967 _) SUMMARY ANALYSIS \ Prepared under the direction of Robert Shellow , Ph . D. Assistant Deputy Director for Research Co- Auth ors of this rep ort in clude David Boesel, Louis Goldberg Gary T . Ma rx , Ph . D
  • Shellow, Robert Scott, 1929
  • 111e111tr sf' NLJ /VLJ &f-66 to President from David Bell confidential re: Korea to PI es i de11t ft 0111 Reste1;:J cf.:r-;/ A 89---6"1 . · ~~ K-/-97 - A Jatrra, ~~~~f½A-- + - ----:t:-4+-'-~~~l't-1=---'N'"'nmrimm--t:rrmrr1H"Pr----n
  • Yale. Others in the group are: Harold Helm representing . Princeton; Keith Kane ' representing Harvard, .Arthur Dean representing Cornell, Marlon Folsom representing Rochester; David Pa&kard representing Stanford, and Norman Chandler·representing Cal
  • • Aaaoclatlon, Education Harvard Ulliveralty Princeton Dr. Milton Ebenhower, Dr. L.lncoln Gordon, Johna Hopkln• tJnlveralty Johna HopldAa Unlveralty H. Sava1e, MIT Dr. Jamee R. KilUaa. MIT Or. Robert Scott. Unlveraity Dr. Theodore W. Schults
  • 1radaate of the A.tlU&ary Aca6tmy will now tu ~ue.u .. from Wlafleld Scott la the laat paraar,pll. w. w. R.eatow GOill IDZNTIAL attacllrneat DECLAS 1FIEO + , White House Guidelines, j:eb. 24, 1983 By NARA.Oat,aA-(-?-3 eOMPIDENTI.AJ.. (10/15/61
  • in the p~esent leac:t,r ,is WILLIAIIGORDOX Denver area. The Bladt Panther Party is led by Denver ~lack power advocate, LAURENRALPHWATSON,·and was orgaRized approxi­ mately May, 1967. The "Sundiata" organization is led by DAVID tke SuRdiata BUTLERand
  • (Cong. Record, p . 1 7 8 3 4 ); Lausche (Cong. Record, p . 178 35 ); Randolph (Cong. Record, p . 173 3 6); Sparkman (Cong. Record, p . 17838) B a r t l e t t (Cong. Record, p . 178 39 ); Byrd (West V ir g in ia ) (Cong. Record, p . 17839) and Clark (Cong
  • , an authorized complaint was filed before U.S. Commissioner ROBERTL. SCOTT, Charlotte, charging WILLIAMS rith Unlawful Flight to Avoid Prosecution, violation of Title 18, Section 1073, U.S. Code, in that he fled the State of North Carolina to avoid prosecution