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with you. Many thanks and best wishes in the meanwhile.
Cordially,
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John~G.~Meitner,
Manager
L~erospace Systems Program
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EXECUTIVE
OFFICE
OF.FICE
OF THE
OF SCIENCE
j&as
AND TECHNOLOGY
- ., University of Minn.
LAPHAM , Maxwel l E., Tulane Univer sit y
McNICHOLS , Stephen L . R .
NAGLE, Raymond J. , N. Y. University
OLSON, Stanley W., Baylor University
PtlrNAM, Hamilton, S . Putnam Assn.
PAGE , Howard E .,, National Science
Foundation
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September 14, 1967
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Y u:1v10RANDUM FOR GEORGE CHRISTIAN
FROM:
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Mike Mam.toe
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H e re ia the lnformatlon on the 22•n1an Senate team. wb.lca thti l
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utive Orders pertaining
(who is also chairman of
Coiincil will not be re
of the laws and the Ezec
to equal
opportunity.
"That responsibility
st i 11 rests with the
cabinet members and the heads of agencies.
'l'e
will monitor and coordinate and eJ:l
- , George D., NYC
NICKERSON, Albert L., NYC
QUINN, Anthocy, NYC
REUTHER, WaJ.. ter, Det •
RIPLEY, Josephine B., Christian Science
Monitor
SAMUELS, Howard J., NYC
SHEA, William A., NYC
SMITH, Howard K., Wash., D.C.
WAGNER, Robert F., NYC
WOUK, Herman, Wash
- are set up.
2.
There you make brief remarks - - extemporaneously - - and
pin on the medals that they are being awarded .
3.
You go on back to your office and the astronauts proceed to
the National Academy of Science for a fo r mal ceremony.
Reason
- will not be re
of the laws and the Exec
to equal
opportunity.
ccThat responsibility
s ti 11 rests with the
cabinet members and the heads of agencies.
We
will monitor and coordinate and expedite and occa~
sionally we'll be a gad
fly stinging people into
action
- , transporta
tion, space technology and science. And even these do not exhaust the possi
nilities for Federal initiatives. Indeed, they do not include major proposals
for negative income tax or revenue sharing with States and municipalities
which are currently
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To
Paul M. Popple
Assistant to the President
The White House
From
Director ot Science and Education
Subject:
1'.
C.
Brady
Letter of transmittal
we are enclosing a suggested dFaf t reply tor use in replying to
the letter of May 21, 1965 from Mr
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The c:hristi(m·Scifflce Monitor
Ketaf,
Keyalist-he)d 11orthernYemen
This remote mud-wa.lled vlllne under
,raceful palm trees may be the place where
the four-year-old Yemen war took a de
eilive turnin1.
All the evidence here points to a poison,
gas attack
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CANHAM,
Erwin, Christain Science Monitor,
Boston, Mass.
BAKER,Russell,
Times, Wash., D.C.
WALLACE,
Dewitt, Readers Digest,
Pleasantville,
N :I..
NASH, Ogden, Balto, Md.
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FG 11-1
ST 32
ST 20
FG 216-1
ST 8
ST 21
FG 155
ST 38
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- . The recommenda
tions coming out of the inquest is advisory only. At the end of the
inquest, unless Younger and Governor Brown's people are caught
by surprise, Younger plans to announce that he is taking the case to
the grand jury.
Winslow Christian told me
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-- Arrange
for appropriate
coverage
from t h e
President's
room outside
the Senate,
possibly
with television
monitors
in the Rotunda
of the
Capitol
for viewing
by other
members of Congress
and dignitaries
who will
be on hand for the
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