MEMORANDUM FOR: GENERAL WALTERS FROM NANCY

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• Publication Date: June 28, 1976
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MEMORANDUM FOR: General Walters
Attached are the debriefing papers on the various
clearances you hold which require your signature
Do not date them. They will be dated the day
Mr. Knoche is sworn in.
Mr. Gambino D/SEC needs to debried you also.
For your lost badge and elevator key, a memo
signed by you stating it is lost is required.
(See attached).
Nancy
28 June 1976
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FORM
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Notes for
Gen Walters:
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1. Pakistan Amb's dinner is on 23 July at 2000,
At his Residence, 1 ::1
Informal. Please bring lady guest of your choice.
If you have no one in mind, he will invite someone.
Fritz Kraemer called last Friday to wish you a
happy vacation and to thank you for the ride from
General Weyand's.
Mr. Knoche was sworn in at 1354 on Friday, 2 July.
Therefore you are no longer DDCI. Ceremonial
Swearing-In by Director will be conducted on
Wednesday morning.
The Legislative package on your 3-star retirement
has arrived (Friday, 2 July) at the Senate Armed
Services Committee. OLC will keep an eye on it.
General Sidle would like for you to recommend
someone to participate in the Assoc. of the U.S.
Army Panel on "US/USSR Military Balance" in
Cable from I I arrived Tues. morning asking
for your new telephone number to give to your
sister who tried to call you. I gave it to EUR to
send to
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--0 called to thank you for autographing the photos to him.
He was very pleased.
STAT
21 June - Mrs. Fearnsides, Gen Moura's goddaughter called to invite you
to dinner in his honor on 2 July. I regretted telling her you would
be in Florida. He will be here on 29 June, so I gave his name to
Army Protocol to have him invited to your retirement parade.
It will be sent to her address. He had asked you in his letter
recently to get him two copies of the unclassified Basic Intelligence
Factbook. DDI sent me two copies and I forwarded them to him
in care of his son's address as he had requested. So, he'll probably
mention it to you.
-- Made reservations for you to go to Florida on 1 July as follows:
0835 Depart National Airport
1045 Arrive West Palm Beach
Open return via Atlanta
Fare: $218.01 round trip economy.
-- General Schulz called. Said he would be asking you for an
introduction to a key man in IMS (for referrals of inquiries
on training equipment). I sent him wedding gift to take to his
son. Receipt attached. I reimbursed myself for it out of your
petty cash. It is a very pretty flower-design oven to table
casserole dish with a lid.
-- Professor John Dulles, called from Texas. He said he is going
to Brazil to see Paulo Castello Branco in mid to late July and
he would like to come by and talk to you before he goes down
there. I told him you would be out of town in early July. He will
wait to hear from you as to whether or not you can see him before
he makes his plane reservations. Do you want to see him?
Yes No Here or in Florida ? Date
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22 June - I signed the paperwork for you at Mrs. Miles office authorizing
the move of your HHG prior to issuance of orders.
-- General Sidle called. H e wants to know if you would recommend
someone to
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Vice President Rockefeller came out and spoke in the auditorium
and quoted Sun Tzu.
23 June - Carl Howall from former President Nixon's office called. Mr.
Nixon wants to speak with you. I explained you were out of the
country on an official trip and I would ask you to call as soon
as you returned on Saturday.
-- George Cary received DIM today.
24 June - Gen Meira Mattos called. Will call you at home Saturday.
25 June - Director mentioned at Staff Mtg that he-checked with
Scowroft yesterday afternoon on status of your draft
retirement bill. Scowcroft checking into it. Cary will
pursue with Buchen. Directir stressed emphatically that
it should be expedited, that this was a disservice to you,
etc.
- Gen Crittenberger invited you to a farewell luncheon for
Gen Jarry on 7 July. I regretted saying you would be in
Florida.
STAT
General Jarry's secretary called to ask if you would be
here on the 6th of July as the French Ambassador is hosting
a farewell luncheon for -Gen & Mrs. Jarry and he wanted to
put you on the guest list. I regretted and also told her that
you would be in Florida on the 9th also and would not be able
to attend his farewell reception that evening. She said his
last day in the office is the 9th and that he is leaving at noon
on the 12th on the Concorde to return to Paris. He would like
to talk to you on the telephone at least before he leaves. I said
I would ask you to call him. I also got his Paris address and phone
No. for your records. Jarry had heard that you had gotten
married and I told his secretary that you were still single.
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25 June -- Marnie in Mr. Nixon's office called to doublecheck when you would
be back in the country. I told her you would be in Miami this evening
and gave her name of hotel, and said you should be at your quarters
by 1100 on Saturday. She has your number there. And I told her I
would give you the message to call him. Other numbers I have listed.
for him besides the one Carl Howell left the other day are: (714)
I have clipped the series of Haldeman articles out of the Star which
ran from Sunday the 20th thru Thursday the 24th in case you would
like to read them before you call him.
I called the Star News and changed your address with them and told
them to start delivering to your new address as of 3 July weekend.
(Mrs. Masini said you get only weekend delivery of the Star.)
I also called the Washington Post and gave them the new address and
instructed them to begin delivery there on Tuesday, the 29th of June.
-- Nick Timmishh called. Offered to transfer him to Thuermer's hop
but he said no, he knew you. Left his No. Didn't identify
himself as a newsman. He also called Director's office but Director
was already gone for the weekend. He has gone to Cleveland and
The West Coast (San Diego). Will return Sunday evening.
STAT
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4 June 1976
General Walters:
I talked to General Weyand's Secretary and she told me she was anxious
to get the names so that she could send the invitations. I explained to her that
you would like to have your two brothers there and that there was still a question
as to whether or not one of them could attend. I told her your sister would be
out of the country at the time. She said you were welcome to invite another lady
guest in addition to the three couples. Others who will be there are:
Gen & Mrs. Gribble have invited: MG & Mrs. Morris; LTG & Mrs. Sammet; &
MG & Mrs. Raymond (ret.).
Gen & Mrs. Elder have invited: LTG & Mrs. Coles; LTG & Mrs. Vessey; & MG &
Mrs. Kearney, USAF (Dep J-5).
Gen & Mrs. Ursano are still thinking about their guests. Gen & Mrs. Kerwin will
also be there.
I suggest you invite Mrs. Abrams to accompany you. Why not see if the Colby's
can make it too. Or the Kraemers. Joe & I will be happy to settle for the Parade
only.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: General Walters
I s checking with the Kiwanis and
Rotary of Palm Beach/West Palm Beach to
firm up the speaking date for you down there
on or around the 7th of July.
11 June 76
(DATE)
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REMINDERS
12 Mar - Charles Creighton, National Vice President
of U.S. Navy League, in Ft Lauderdale, Fla., invited
DDCI to address Ft L. N. L. at luncheon forum
the 3rd Wednesday in June. Will follow up with letter.
DDCI tentatively accepted.
Creighton: (o
15 Mar - Betty Jordan of Palm Beach, Fla. invited
DDCI to address Palm Beach Kiwanis on 7 July.
Following up with letter of invitation. DDCI tentatively
accepted.
16 Mar - Mr. Jack Baker, Member of Exec. Cte.
Navy League, Honolulu, called to invite DDCI to
address luncheon mtg of Navy League & Chamber of
Commerce at Sheraton Waikiki Hotel on 14 Oct. Will
follow up with letter. DDCI said he would consider.
16 Mar - Gen Aaron called to' tell DDCI that Otto
Fiedler of Nat. CIC Assoc.,& 20 or so members of
NCICA would be in Washington for briefings on 26-
27 April. Could DDCI talk to them. DDCI replied
he would be out of co~,t~try, but if here, he would let
A CSI know.
17 Mar - Capt Rush, AFSC Quest Spkr Ofc, Norfolk,
called to request that DDCI`propose date for his
presentation to AFSC soi etime in late April or May
and they will rearrange~Ftheir schedule to fit him in.
ACTION: Give AFSC ate. ILA 1000
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26 May 76
STAT
STAT
General Walters:
dropped off this letter from menti
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one
that he had talked to you about the anting one last session
with you before you retire and that you a suggested doing it at your quarters
sometime in June. Would you like to set a date now? You will probably be
traveling first week of June. Second week of June is all booked up (Carver
farewell party on 7th; your cocktail-buffet on 8th; Charlottesville talk on 9th;
to Fayetteville, N. C. on 10th; Gen Aaron dinner for you on l lth; Carver dinner
for Colby on 12th). Third week of June you will be in Florida. 4th week of
June you have small dinner at your qtrs for your staff on Monday 21st but rest
of week is free. 5th week, you have rtmt parade on 29th and 30th you ought to STAT
be out of your quarters.
In office
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MEMORANDUM FOR: General Walters
Mrs. Miles called from Ft Myer Transportatio
to say that
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HHG from. Your Fla. apt to Palm Beach House
on 5 July and the problem is that 5 July, Mond
is a holiday since the 4th is on Sunday. I told
her to schedule it for 6 July in that /ase. Is
that okay with you?
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MEM0RANuUM FOR:
Col Kilmornock called again. So I asked
him when Gen Haig would be in town and
when you could get your letter back. Haig
is arriving tomorrow at 1330 and going on
immediately to McDill AFB, Fla, returning
Wednesday evening. So it will be Thursday
before Gen Haig's aide gets in with the letter.
Col Kilmornock assured me that General Haig's
aide was the only one who had had possession
of the letter and he does not read French,
therefore the contents have not been revealed
to anyone. Col Kilmornock will call us when
General Haig's aide arrives with the letter.
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Nancy 17 May 76
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MEMORANLJM FOR: General Walters
Ambassador Boutaleb's secretary called
re the envelope he is sending you. There
are two copies of the same letter in it. One
is for you and one is to be given a person in
high ranking position and leaves the choice
of this person up to you.
Envelope attached.
17 May 76
(DATE)
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General Walters:
13 May 76
Mr. Proctor buzzed you. Had reply to
one of your questions re
Re additional He had gotten the
same request directly from aQ visitor at
the end of last year and he authorized an
increase of 5 slots above what they had.
Ile thinks that your request and the action
he took may have crossed and that the
problem is solved. He will have an answer
on your 2nd question later.
Nancy
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'12 May 1976
General Walters:
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No
You are hosting i?r?i, r..__
New York that mornin y az noon on the 19th after returning from
being hosted by the Digector By .the way, will be here for lunch on 19th also,
r You would have been included on
you not been hosting 0lunch had
for
Another question had as whether or not, if you host dinner
Ion 19th
you would
,
ant to be included on DCI's dinner guest list
on the 24th? Yes ~ No
Nancy
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22 Apr - Francis Lewine, AP, called. Refered her to Thuermer's office.
- Col Loeffke called you this morning. Army wants to send him to
Moscow as Attache. He wanted your guidance. I told him you
would be back in the office 10 May. He will write you about it.
I suggested he get in touch with General Wilson who had been
Defense Attache there and gave him Wilson's phone no.
- Evalyn Waters calling for Amb Tasca to set up appointment
for him to see you on 27 April. Told her you were travelling.
He will be here only one week.
- Dr. Kraemer called. Told his secretary you were travelling.
He wanted to know where.' Told her Europe. He left no msg.
- Eberhard Blum called on behal1f German Air Attache to invite
you to dinner in honor of Vc i Zur Garthen on 5 May. Regretted.
- Hildy Shishkin called and left following message re your leaving:
"I think it is a bi-centennial disaster. "
- General Capucci called to sayht he had heard on the radio
announcement that you wer/leaving Agency. Confirmed that
would be.
- General Bob Schulz called. No msg.
23 Apr - Ambassador Alba called. Said he wanted to say how very sorry
he was to read the newspaper reports of the General's leaving
here. Said he would call back on the 10th of May.
yours, called and wanted to speak to you. Left his phone No.
David York, member of Veterans of OSS & President of a
foreign bank in N. Y. who attended award ceremony for Angleton
here at which you presided and who claims to be old friend of
DIA, called to give you,?Io. where Col Gardner
out of town and would surely white Col Gardner.
could be reached while in town ngxt week. Told him you were
Miss Marieli Benziger called from A adena, Calif. and asked
that you give her a call aine that you would not be back
until 10 May.
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Dr. Joshua called. Nag msg.
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23 Apr - Jim Angleton called. Wants to.. "talk to you.
- Walter Pforzheimer stopped in tc-tell you that Rose Woods
/` came back to town last night and will be here about a month.
- Lou Marengo called. Will c,,a:lfback after 10 May.
- Betty Beale called. No msg.
- Kevin McCann from Gettysburg called. Will call back 11 May.
- Pforzheimer called to ask me to block your calendar for a
special party hosted by him a!~d`Larry Houston in honor of
John Warner on 14 May. ';.Ifey've chartered a boat which
will cruise up and downs,.tfie Potomac.
26 Apr - Niles Barnes called. Said you?had been in Brazil together and
he wanted to ask you someAiiestions about your time together
in Brazil that only you cp i"ld answer. Will call back after 10 May.
on Thursday, 13 May at 20-00. Accept Regret C-10--w-
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(Mrs. Richardson, 48474 ext 56) i'
Mr. Marshal Coyne invited you toyliriner in honor of Mauretanian
Ambassador Ould Abdallah on.-Tuesday, May 11, at 7:30 p.m.
Regretted since you had,ai7ready accepted General Weyand's dinner
for the Spanish Mil,.a.'ry Attaches that evening.
- General Irions, Military Airlift Command, called. No message.
Told his aide, Col Cunningham that you would be back on 10 May.
t
? 27 Apr - Capt Rush called from Armed Forces Staff College to ascertain
that you would be going downddress the College as scheduled
on 26 May at 1000. I told him you would. Do you want to schedule
aircraft to fly you down. nd back that day? j.r Yes No.
J!" I I Iwill be in urea 26-26 May and I assume you will want
to spend as little tixrie away from Hq as possible.
- General Floody c1No, msg. 17
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- Mr. Ardleigh of Union Le/aue Club of N.Y. called to ask if you
would be needing overnight accommodations on 18 May when you go
to address the Green ch CofC Annual Dinner. I told him I thought
reserving a room for you at the Country Club in Greenwich.
Program calls fbr cocktails at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30 p.?m.
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you would return tcy1Tashington the fol lowing morning, so he is
- Austrian Minister Preuschen invites you to black tie dinner is
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28 Apr - Betty Covert called. She hopes you will stay in touch. She is
still the Assistant Executive Officer at NASA. Both of her
parents died within the last seven months and she has been out
of town a lot.
to you.
-Harold Shapiro called. Said 'was very important that he talk
29 Apr -
30 Apr - Sargent Shriver called. Please call him.
was here a few days and was sorry
to miss you.
3 May - Mrs. Abrams inviting you to dinner on 28th. She called your
sister this morning. Accept /' Regret
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- Jennifer came in to ask if you were free on evening of 25th
so that Bush could give aldiriner for you at Alibi Club. Told
her yes.
- Bob Schuler called from Lisbon. Will call you again next week.
Col Phelps-Jones, VFW, called to invite you to join members of
the VFW who will be honor guests at the US Marine Corps
Reception & Parade on the evening of 14 May. I regretted
because that is the evening you are attending Chinese Amb's
dinner for Gen Wang.
STAT
4 May - DIS is inviting you to address the Reserve Officers' Symposium
on Strategic Intelligence on 15 June from 0830 to 1020. I explained
that you would no longer be DDCI. They are extending the invitation
to you individually (aren't you the highest ranking Reserve Officer? ).
You must be in Florida by evening of 16 June, however, and if you
go down earlier than 16th, you wouldn't be able to do it.
Regret Accept g
to .y7fr
Howard Williams from Sarasota, Florida, who served with you in
Attache Office in Rio in 1946, called you on a personal matter.
Would like to talk to you. Phone: I
STAT
- Mrs. Pope in General Omar Bradley's Pentagon Office called at
OeApOkwex FCWR6le;is 2OULVO :sCIA-' 8(I (I 7"00Q40000001- -4eti ring
and they hope you will keep in touch with them after you do retire.
Their home phone: ffice: LTC Shaylor, (213)824-7-,7-VaT
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4 May - EUR advises I Iwill be here on 9 June and
STAT
has a luncheon planned and hopes you will still be here to host it.
I told them I would keep them advised and that I thought you would
like to do so if you are here.
-Army Foreign Liaison called on behalf of Gen Aaron to let you
know the NCIC Assoc. group would be at Hq tomorrow, 5 May,
between 1400 and 1600. I explained to Colonel Zoler who called
that you were out of town and would therefore not be seeing them.
D/OCI is briefing them.
General Aaron wants to host a small dinner (maximum 12 people)
for you on 11, 18, 28, 29, or 30 June. He prefers 11 or 18 (fridays).
He wants you to select who you want to be there. Otherwise. he will
use his discretion.
(Betty Stevens - 11-53033 or 72452)
5 May - Told Mrs. Abrams you accepted Friday, 28 May dinner invitation.
She asked that you meet her and her guests (Gen & Mrs. Foster) at
Chaplain Benson's quarters at Ft McNair. From there you are all
going to the Officers Club for dinner.
6 May - Major Jenkins, who is doing some of the staff work for the NMIA
convention, called. Dates of convention have been changed again.
Now 23, 24, and 25 June (Wed thru Fri). She called to ask if you
had any ideas as to who they might get for a guest speaker.
Apparently, everyone asked has refused. I told her I would ask
you and give her any suggestions you might come up with.
Program is tentatively as follows:
23 June - Registration
Pay-as-you-go Cocktail
24 June - Board of Directors' Meeting (Old Board)
Board of Directors' Luncheon
1830-1930 Cocktails
.1930 General Membership Meeting
25 June - New Board of Directors' Meeting
1830 Pool Happy Hour
1930 Banquet with Guest Speaker
(Mai Jenkins - 325-0621, Hoffman Bldg)
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29 Mar - Swiss Amb's office called to invite you to lunch 14 April.
Regretted.
30 Mar - General Tighe's secretary called to invite you to lunch on
Friday, 2 April. Regretted.
- Dave Phillips called to ask if you would be available to address
his retirees organization on 29 April. Regretted. He will try
again at a later date.
31 Mar - Jack Langeth>o`f Pantheon books, Los Angeles, called to ask if
he could interview you about Brazilian Expeditionary Force.
He was-on his way to South America to write a book. He will
call `again in a couple of months on his way back.
- Facilities Engineering at Ft Myer called to say they were
going to waterproof your basement. When they started to
do so, however; they were going to dig up your flowers, so
Mrs. Masini called. I called and had them get in touch with
her.
1 Apr -
- Col Todd Millet, FAST Student, National War College called
to invite_,fou to speak to the NWC in April. He will get in
touch again in May.
- Midshipman Tom Facer called to set up a time to interview
you. Gave him 1630, 7 May.
called to invite you to address the medical
conference at= again this year. The dates are 5 or 6
May in the evening. I explained that you were travelling
and would,not be available.
- Mr. Hugh Morgan from San Francisco called to ascertain
that you were still going to Sacramento on 5 May to address
Kiwanians. I assured him you were. It is to be at the
Senator Hotel across from the Capitol at noon. Expecting
1, 000 people.
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2 Apr - Connie Wehrinan called to invite you to lunch.
town far a few days. Left their telephone No.
STAT
5 Apr - Brazilian Air Attache, Gen Lima, invited you to lunch 10 Apr.
Regrette explaining that you were traveling out of country.
EUR div called to ask if you would host lunch for STAT
visiting here 10-14 May. They arel STAT
They have 1100 cc appt
with DCI on.11 ay. I scheduled lunch with you on 11th.
Okay"? Yes \/ No t. ,J CAA.P R, ylo- `at ~li~P~
6 Apr - Joe Persico in Vice President's office called. Put him
through to Karl with whom he discussed his request. He
would like to do research for a book on OSS. There is a
letter from A'nn Whitman in your mail about him. Karl
is makin~4nquiries.
- General McCaffery of AUSA called to invite you to address
the AUSA Chicago meeting on 23 April. Rumsfeld was supposed
to do it and had to cancel out and General McCaffery was looking
for someone of stature to replace him. I regretted saying you
were travelling out of the country.
- Art Hartmann called on 5 Apr and since you weren't here, he
contacted What Hartmann wanted to ask you was
whether or not you knew a Spaniard name STAT
Apparently, Amb Stabler's contact with the King queried Stabler
about whether' or not was a friend of yours and wanted STAT
to know what we knew about him. TAT
and I told them that the name was not familiar to me, that he was
not someone you corresponded with, but that it was possible you
might have met him in Spain. He is affiliated with the National
Institute of Industries in Spain.
- Alfred Cahen, Minister at Belgian Emb, called to invite you
to a farewell dinner he was giving for U.S. Amb-des. to
Tunisia Mulcahy, on 22 Apr. I regretted explaining that you
were traveling out of the country.
- Mr. Pawley called. He was looking for the names of the
Dir of Latin American Affairs at State and the U. S. OAS
Rep. I gave both names to his secretary.
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tac7;oN rr' 6 Apr - General Meira Mattos called. No message.
7 Apr - Lee Martiny called to ask if you had sent any info on
Cuban Missile Crisis. Checked with Karl who said there
was nothing unclassified. Told Lee.
Capt Pete Cummins called. Is hearing rumors about your
retiring in June which I confirmed for him. He hopes to be
able to see you before you leave the area. He is also retiring
at the,_end of June and will stay in this area for a while until
he decide s what he wants to do next.
STAT
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Robert W. Duemling, who has known you from some time ago
he said, called from Dept State. He is going to be the DCM in
Ottawa leaving.,on the 19th and had hoped to see you before
going, and to'get some briefings from our people. He knew
you were traveling and I explained that you would be back in
the office on the 20th but would be leaving again. I told him
we could certainly arrange to have him briefed however. He
said he knew and would get in touch with him about
Jim Angleton called and said to tell you he called. No message.
8 Apr - Mr. Creighton, Ft Lauderdale Navy League, called and wanted
to affirm that you would be able to speak to them on 16 June.
I told him,that it was blocked on your calendar and asked if
he could-send a letter request which he said he would do.
- Mrs. Milton (Jane) McCall from Pittsburgh,who was introduced
4ci ou erfAA to you by Jack Fitzpatrick of the World Affairs Council & her
neighbor, called to invite you to address the 20th Century Club
in Pittsburgh in October. Club is made up of wives of leading
industrialists and academics. Their program runs from
41 October through March and they are hoping that you can address
them in October. I explained that you would probably no longer
be in this job at that time and that might make a difference in
their choice, but she unhesitatingly indicated that they wanted
you regardless of that. They meet on Monday mornings and the
session would be from 1100 to 1200. (5600 Aylesboro Ave,
Pittsburgh, 15217) [phone]. I told her I would check
with you and let her know.
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STAT
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honor of'tTG Sir David Willison from Britain on 29 April.
Reg;e'tted.
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9 Apr`. I told him you would be in his area later this month.
He"said he hoped it would not be while he was escorting General
there 1 May.
Larry Olewine of Pentagon called to get firm res
invitation for you to address
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On Wednesday, 16 June, you have
avy League invitation. The 18th is Friday.
want to do the Philadelphia one too? Yes No.
Lt Col Jean Tonner from Paris was here today and Monday.
DDO Pentagon Liaison Office called to see if you would like
to see him.,-Regretted asking them to tell him that you were
out of tovgn or you would surely have seen him.
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Benjamin Wells called. Said he ran into some friends of
yours (did not say who) in Mexico and wanted to pass on their
remarks. Said he would call you again after your return.
STAT
Maleen Hoguet called on Saturday and got the Director's office.
She said to tell you that she had call. Will call back.
Appr
Captain Holmberg at National War College, calling on behalf of
Adm Bayne, invited you to address the Defense Strategy Seminar
on 14 June at 0930. Subject: International Environment and Key
National Security Issues Confronting the United States. Mr. Colby
addressed them last year on 16 June on same subject.
Accept Regret. No conflict on calendar.
Although that is Monday of week in which you will be going to
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Mr. Morley called from Miami. Said he had discussed with
a very prominent Cuban expatriate newspaperman, the
possibility of General Walters granting him an interview.
Columnist's name is Dr. Diega Martinez Marques who writes
for about 22 influential newspapers throughout Latin America
El Mundo of San Juan, La Nacion of Costa Rica, etc.
Mr. Morley asked that you call him on your return.
was advised of the call and he said he didn't
believe DDCI should or would do this -- mentioned DCI's
reasserting Mr. Colby's position of not granting any interviews
to foreign press.
STAT
STAT
14 Apr -- Amb Alba called. Wants to have lunch or meet with you as
soon as you are back. He will call at 8:15 on the 20th to arrange.
~14s Do you want to have lunch `qj, or have him in to your
office or go down to see him at his office
trl Mr", aV,
-- General Floody (Chile) called. Left no message.
5 May,-Proctor hosting lunch.
In town 3 -7 May.
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15 Apr -- Minister Dinitz of the Brazilian Embassy called. Would
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