MEMORANDUM FOR MR. DULLES

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• Publication Date: April 9, 1959

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Dulles
For your information, I am attaching a copy
of the 2 April letter that you sent Ralph Renick.
Stan Grogan has, already seen theattadhed letter
of 7 April.
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FORM NO. No REPLACES FORM 10-101
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each x3e,lacr or the tour group.
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noting the i Tth invitv.tiou on my calendar in the hope that I
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With best wishes.
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1 April 59
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FOR "' DIRECTOR
1. This amsorandum rect4s action.
2. This is an arranged tour of civilians overseas to include
eons parts of the Soviet Union. It is for 29 people for 19 days at
a cost not to exceed per person, of $2080. It is stated that the
State Department vu brief these people in Iftshington. 'new opinion
that should complete their governmental contact. It would be unfortunate
I think for CIA to brief those people and thus eatabliah a precedent. We
do not know *at these people vtll later say that CIA told them end of
course there is the possibility liter of the Soviets saying that these
People are spies.
3. Our interest I would tre mould be in de-briefing them after
they return.
4. Begirding the private cocktail party at the Startler on Nay 7,
I would recommend that you reply that if possible, you would be delighted
to again see W. Remick.
/Si' S. 7. Grog'
eamsr 1. GROGAN
Assistant to the Director
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INC�. 316 NORTH MIAMI AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA
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MIAMI
Essocutive Registtr
FRANKLIN 4-6262
FLORIDA'S FIRST TELEVISION STATION
March 18, 1959
r. Allen Dulles
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Dulles:
You may recall that after the Radio-TV Correspondent's
Association Dinner at the Statler Hotel on March 7th,
Mr. Pat Munroe, WTVJ's Washington correspondent, in-
troduced us in the CBS suite.
I mentioned at that time that I was leading a group of
some 30 Florida business and professional men into
Russia, Hungary and East Berlin in May.
I am taking the liberty of sending you the enclosed guest
list which gives the names and occupations of the tour
members. In addition, you will find a tentative itinerary
for the trip.
Not listed in the itinerary is a visit our delegation
plans to make to Washington on May 7th and 8th. We
plan to arrive about noon an the 7th and I am trying
to arrange through Senator George Smatbers and Lincoln
White a briefing session at the State Department that
afternoon.
Our group will hold a private cocktail-dinner party
that evening at the Statler and we would, of course, be
most honored by your presence.
We will leave by charter plane for New York the following
afternoon at approximately 2 p.m.
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Mr. Allen Dulles
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If you feel there would be any way in Which we could
assist the CIA, please let me know and please be
assured we will appreciate suggestions on how we might
better equip ourselves in advance to assimilate what
we see and bear behind the Iron Curtain. Perhaps
a briefing by your Agency on the morning of May 8th
would be desirable.
I very much appreciate the
with you briefly the other
this opportunity to ext
citizen for your outst
continued existence a
IIR:rs
opportunity of chatting
eveni and let me take
atulations as a
bution to America's
Re ick
resident
arge of News
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316 NORTH MIAMI AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA
TO: RUSSIA TOUR GROUP MEMBER
FROM: RALPH RENICK
CHANNEL
FRANKLIN 4-6262
MIAMI
FLORIDA'S FIRST TELEVISION STATION
March 139 1959
Attached you will find the guest list for our Tour
to Paris, Copenhagen, Leningrad, Moscow, Budapest and Berlin.
I am sure you are as delighted as I am with the
representative and genial group of men who will be your companions
during our 20-day journey.
Several things are in the works which should add to the
enjoyment of the Tour. For example, Billy Gaither and I are working
together with Senator George Smathers� office and the State Depart-
ment to arrange a briefing in Washington on May 7th. This will
be followed by a dinner our group will hold at the Statler-Hilton
Hotel that evening in order that we might meet with Senator Stu
Symington, Senator Mike Mansfield and Senator George Smathers and
other top officials who will further fill us in on how to make the
most of our tour.
The more information we have at our fingertips,
the better we will be able to assimilate what we see, hear and
do behind the Iron Curtain.
You will note the Washington stopover will be on
May 7th - a day ahead of the departure date listed in your itinerary.
This will be an optional feature of the trip. Your hotel and dinner
cost is not included in the tour package price - air transportation is.
We will leave by charter National Airlines plane on
the 8th to fly to New York and leave for Paris at 4 p.m. that
afternoon.
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In addition, Dr. Boucher has kindly offered to have
Tour members end their wives as his guests at a "Get Acquainted"
cocktail party at his Sunset Island home (more about this later).
Also, I plan to hold a meeting of Tour members in Miami
Prior to departure at which time we can hear from "local experts"
who have recently returned from Russia and who can provide valuable
information for us,
or all
on the
You may also be interested in obtaining a copy of one
of the following books, recommended by the State Department,
Soviet Union and Communism:
1. CAREW-HUNT, R.N.
2, FAINSOD, MERLE
1. ROSTOW, W.W.
THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF
COMMUNISM. (The MacMillan Co.
New York, 1951)
ROW RUSSIA IS RULED. (Harvard
University Press, 1953)
THE DYNAMICS OF SOVIET SOCIETY.
(Mentor Books, 1954)
You will note on the enclosed Tour Group list that
three of our members are joining us in Paris and Leningrad and
will not make the trans-Atlantic crossing with us. Therefore,
as of this date we have two vacancies. If you would care to
recommend somebody whom you think would be interested in making
the trip, please call this office.
matters.
I'll he in touch with you soon regarding other
Kindest personal regards0
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ANTHONY ABRAHAM, President
Abraham Chevrolet Company
4481 SW 8th St.
Miami, Florida
BILLUPS, FRED, President
Tropical Gas Company
1400 NW 36 St.
Miami, Florida
BOMARt THOMAS J., President
Dade Commonwealth Title Insurance Co.
P.O. Box 3821
Miami, Fla.
BOUCHER. DR. GEORGE Retired Surgeon
BRUMLIK, GEORGE, President
American Rubber Company
119 East 2nd Court
Hibiscus Island
Miami Beach9 Fla.
BRUNS, ARTHUR, President
Miami Springs Villas
500 Deer Run Drive
Miami Springs, Fla.
CARNEY, DR. THOMAS (Physician)
North Miami Beach Clinic
2050 N. E. 163 St.,
North Mimi Beach, Fla.,
CHANDLER, JACK, President
Financial Public Relations Counse11u.1.13
709 Langford Bldg.
Mimi, Florida
01#71iio-M441worka
016 NE AL _Otturt
EMERSON, HUGH President
Aeroland Oil Co.
2540 N. W. 74 St.,
Miami, Fla.,
FLEMING, EDWARD President
EdwRrd M. Fleming Construction Co.
4121 N. W. 25 St.
Miami, Florida
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FLEMING, THOMAS F., Jr. President
Fit Bank of Boca Raton
P.O. Box 1217
Rston, Florida
GA_PHER, WILLIAMS C. Attorney
Nichols, Gaither, Green, Frates & Beckhaw
448 Pan American Bank Bldg.
Miami 329 Florida
GAUTIER, REDMOND BUNN, Attorney
WoTlev, Gautier, Dawes
200 S. E, let St.
MiPM19 Florida
GILLELAND, GEORGE F., Attorney
Scott, McCarthy, Preston, Steel & Gilleland
Ingraham Bldg.
Miami, Florida
GREENE, ROBERT Z., President
Rowe Mfgr. Company, Inc.
4411 Pine Tree Dr.
Miami Berch, Fla.
GRUBBS, JOHN A., Director
Federal Housing Administration of So. Fla.
Coral Gahles� Fla.
HOLT, GEORGE, Circuit Judge
Dade County
8400 N. E. 10 Ave.
Miami, Florida
JACKSONr SAMUEL A., Pharmacist
Poulos Drug Co.
14501 N. I', 7 AVG.
Miami, Florida
KEENE, DR. JAMES H. ,Optometrist
KEEP, SYDNEY Ge, Investor
LITTLE, ROBERT M., ArchiteCt
LLOYD, J. HARLAN, President
Lloyd Printing Company
1800 N. Miami Ave.
Miami, Florida
.269 Giralda
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MWOREWS, ROY A.,,
Denia Jhi Alai'Profi
P.O. Box 96,
Drcrie, Florida
'11�412THUR, JAMES No, President
McArthur, Jersey Fare Dairy
6851 N. E. 2 Ave.
Miami, Florida
MuSWIGGAN, ED, Director
Universal Training Service
1872 N. W. 7 Street
Miami, Florida
resident
(Hi-Li)
PEARSON, DR. J.F.W., President
,University of Miami
Main Campus "
Coral Gables, Florida
RIDER, EARLE M., President
111 N. E. 2 Ave. - Congress Bldg.
Miami, Florida
RENICK, RALPH Ao, Vice President
In Charge of News - WTVJ TeleVleton
316 N. Miami Ave.
Mimi, Fla.
RENICK, RICHARD, Director
WTVJ Television
116 N. Miami Ave.
Miami, Florida
ROLLER, GEORGE Tax Administrator
State of Floriaa
1210 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Miami, Florida
RYDER, JAMES A., President
Ryder System, Inc.
P.O. Box 33816
Miami, Fla,
SNIPE, FRED B.
WEAVER, VERNON A., President
Southern Venetian Blind CO;
990 N, W, 166 St:.
NO Miami Florida
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MATTHEWS, HAROLD, President
H.C. Matthews & Assoc. Real Estate
411 Blount Bldg.
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
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WXMC0 316 NORTH MIAMI AVENUE MIAMI, FLORIDA
MIAMI
FRANKLIN 4-6262
FLORIDA'S FIRST TELEVISION STATION
Please consider this your personal invitation to join a select
group of leading Florida business and civic leaders on a special
19-day tour of Russia, Budapest, East and West Berlin, Copenhagen
and Paris.
The recent visit of Russian Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan to
the United States points up the interest generated by peoples
of the United States and Russia "taking a look at each other".
This country is pitted in a life or death struggle with the
Soviet Union. This places an overwhelming burden of responsibili-
ty on our President, the Congress and other national leaders.
.The more our citizens can understand the problem and haw to
deal with it, the more effectively they can actively support
our government in our race for survival.
TherefOre, I believe that a tour such as outlined in the enclosed
itinerary would be of great benefit to you and the 29 other
men being invited.
Our group will leave Miami Friday, May 8th, and travel direct to
Paris via New York.
We will represent the State of Florida and Dade County Metro
Government at the 48th Annual International Trade Fair in Paris.
Metro will have an exhibit at the Fair. We will be received
by the French Government at an official reception.
From Paris, we will journey to Leningrad with a two-day stopover
at Copenhagen.
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In Russia, we will visit Leningrad and Moscow and inspect the
American National Exhibition as it takes shape in Moscow's
Sokolniki Park.
Hungary has just been reopened to U. S. citizens by the State
Department and we will visit Budapest, scene of the famed
1956 uprising against the Communists.
Then, on to East Berlin which in May will receive the attention
of world interest as Khruschev's six-month ultimatum to the
West to "get out" expires. Should conditions make it inadvisable
to enter Berlin at that time, we would visit Switzerland.
WTVJ is producing a special one-hour program based on newsfilms
taken during the tour by a station cameraman who will accompany
our group.
I think you would find this trip one of the most worthwhile
and rewarding experiences of your life.
Complete information is enclosed.
Because of the time consuming formalities in obtaining visas
for Russia, Hungary and East Germany, it is essential that
reservations for this trip be submitted as soon as possible.
I sincerely hope that you to be with us. Would
you kindly telephone me at ith an indication of
your interest in joining o er or a leaders in this official
visit to Russia?
Sincerely,
Ralph Renick
Vice President
In Charge of News
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RALPH RENICK - WTVJ - TRIP TO RUSSIA
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MAY 8TH MIAMI Lv. by National Airlines Flight #500(T) at 8:55 A.M.
NEW YORK Ar. at 12:50 Noon
Lv. by Air France Flight #040(F) at 4:00 P. M.
MAY 9TH PARIS Ar. at 9:25 A. M. Representative will meet and
transfer us to
HOTEL CRILLON
or similar
Afternoon city sightseeing tour by deluxe motor
coach, visiting the Madeleine Church, the Expiatory
Chapel and Place de la Concorde. Follow the
beautiful Champs Elysees to the Arch of Triumph
through the Bois de Boulogne; visit the Eiffel
Tower, then the magnificent Tomb of Napoleon in
Les Invalides.
MAY 10TH PARIS Morning city tour by deluxe motor coach visiting
the Historical parts of Paris. Drive to the Louvre,
the World's greatest museum, then the Cathedral of
Notre Dame, past the public markets and the Bastille
to storied Montmartre. Up winding streets to visit
the white marble Basilica of Sacre Coeur and other
points of interest.
As official REPRESENTATIVES of the State of Florida
we will visit the 48th Annual International Trade
Fair.
Following dinner, transfer from hotel to the
"Folies Bergere" for an evening of entertainment.
MAY 11TH PARIS Leave by Air France Flight #792(T) at 9:50 A. M,
COPENHAGEN Ar. 12:25 P. M. Representative will meet and
transfer us to the
HOTEL IMPERIAL
or similar
Afternoon Grand Sightseeing Tour of the City by
guided motor coach including Frederiksberg Castle,
The University City, The "Little Mermaid", Nyboder,
The Flower Market, The Fish Market, The Law. Courts,
The Latin Quarter, Rosenborg Castle, Vegetable
Market, etc.
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MAY 12TH COPENHAGEN
MAY 13TH COPENHAGEN
HELSINKI
LENINGRAD
MAY 14TH LENINGRAD
MAY 15TH LENINGRAD
MAY 16TH LENINGRAD
MAY 17TH
MOSCOW
Morning, "Industrial Art Tour" by guided motor
coach, giving the participant an inside view of
the famous Danish workshops. Visits will be paid
to Ilium Golighus, Georg Jensen's silver workshop,
Bing and Grondahl porcelain, and the Permanent
Exhibition of Danish arts and crafts.
Afternoon, "World of Tomorrow" Tour by guided
motor coach, visiting a municipal school, a
kindergarten, a municipal dwelling house for old
age pensioners and other dwellings.
Morning at leisure. Afternoon transfer to airport.
Lv. by AY Flight #812(T) at 1:15 P. M.
Ar. at 5:05 P. M.
Lv. by SU Flight #612(T) at 5:35 P. M.
Ar. at 7:45 P. M. Intourist Interpreter-guide
will meet and transfer us to the
HOTEL ASTORIA
or similar
Morning get-acquainted excursion of this Paris-like
city, built as the Czar's capital and Window on the
West, once known as St. Petersburg, including places
of historical interest such as the Winter Palace of
the former Czars with its fountains. and gardens,
the architectural monuments, new buildings, stations
of the new monumental underground railway.
Afternoon visit to the world renowned Hermitage
Museum which now incorporates the Czar's Winter
Palace. Hereis housed the priceless collections
of art secured by the Russian rulers from history's
beginning.
Morning excursion to nearby Petrodvorets, farmer
summer residence of Russian Czars, famous for its
parks and fountains.
Afternoon excursion to Palace of Young Pioneerss
schoolchildren's hobby, art and recreation center.
Morning at leisure.
Leave in the evening on famous "Red Arrow Express".
Ar. in the morning. Transfer to the
HOTEL NATIONAL, METROPOLE, MOSCOW
or similar
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MAY 17TH MOSCOW Morning visit to a representative industrial
(Contld) enterprise, accompanied by an English-speaking
interpreter.
Afternoon tour of the city viewing its historical
monuments, Bolshoi Theater, the exterior of the
Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil's, concert halls,
great public buildings and the new skyscraper
office and apartment buildings.
MAY 18TH MOSCOW Full day's visit to the USSR Agricultural and
Industrial Exhibition, a permanent fair where
achievements of all the republics of the USSR
are exhibited in colorful and uniquely designed
buildings. This will give you a general idea of
the achievements of the branches of Soviet Agri-
culture and its mechanized implementation.
Also, in afternoon, a visit to a former Czarist
estate, the Ostankino Palace, now a Soviet pre-
served and maintained monument, to see the arts
and crafts of Russian serfs of several generations
ago.
MAY 19TH MOSCOW Morning visit to Moscow's largest department
store, G.U.M. Then an excursion to the monumental
subway stations.
Afternoon tour of the city showing the great
advances made in reconstruction and housing.
MAY 20TH MOSCOW Lv. by SU Flight #113(T) at 6:30 A. M.
BUDAPEST Ar. at 11:55 A. M. Representative will transfer
us to
IBUSZ HOTEL
Afternoon sightseeing by guided motor coach
including Nepkortarsasag Road, Hosok Square,
Milenary Memorial, City Park, Peoples Stadium,
Rakoczi Road, Kossuth Lajos Street, the City,
Szabadsag Bridge, Gellert Hill, Liberation
Monument, Rudas bath, the Castle, Halaszbastya,
Matthias Church, Martirok Road, Amphitheatre of
Buda, Arpod Bridge, Margit Island, Margit Bridge
House of Parliament, Szabadsag Square, the
Cathedral, Jozsef Nador Square.
MAY 21ST BUDAPEST Day at leisure for individual exploration of this
beautiful city.
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BUDAPEST Lv. by MA Flight #376(T) at 9:35 A. M.
EAST BERLIN Ar. at 1:05 P. M.
(In case of political unrest, Berlin will
be substituted by a visit to Zurich and
Geneva Switzerland)
Representative will meet us at the airport and
arrange transfer to WEST BERLIN to the
HOTEL KEMPINSKI
or similar
Balance of today at leisure.
MAY 23RD BERLIN Morning tour of West Berlin via Clay Alee, "Free
University", Schoeneberg Town Hall, Airport with
"Airlift", Monument, Brandenburger Gate, (entrance
to Russian sector), Charlottenburg Castle, Olympic
Stadium, former Reichs Chancellery and other points
of interest.
Luncheon atop the Radio Tower.
Afternoon tour of East Berlin showing the great .
contrast between the East and West sectors of this
city. See the Street of the 17th of June, Russian
Monument, Unter den Linden, Soviet Embassy, Humboldt
University, "House of Soviet Culture", Marx Engles
Square, Lenin and Stalin Aliees (visit one of the
apartments) and other points of interest.
MAY 24TH
MAY 25TH
MAY 26TH
BERLIN
BERLIN
PARIS
NEW YORK
MIAMI
Day at leisure.
Mar
Lv.
Ar.
Lv.
ning free. Afternoon
by Air France Flight
at 8:10 P. M.
by Air France Flight
transfer to airport.
#761(T) at 4:00 P. M.
#041(F) at 8:50 P. M.
Ar. at 5:45 A. M. (D.S.T.)
Lv. by National Airlines Flight #501(T) at 8:55 A.M.
Ar. at 1:00 P. M.
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TOUR PRICE INCLUDES:
The price of the tour arrangements described herein to be
provided by the Maupintour Travel Organization of Kansas, and Monroe
Travel Service of Miami, Florida, is 2 0 0 00 per person in twin-bed
room and 113_4080AZ for single room, where available0
AIR TRANSPORTATION: The tour cost includes roundtrip day-coach flights
between Miami and New York, United States Transportation Tax, First-
Class Air Flights roundtrip between New York and Europe, and connecting
carriers in Europe.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: For the dates specified in the attached itinerary
at the hotels indicated therein or at hotels of the same category, on the
basis of twin-bedded room with private bath as available at the finest
available hotels, or single room with private bath.
MEALS: On the basis of three table d'hote meals a day.
TRANSFERS: On the basis of airport/hotel/airport by private cars or
private motor coach.
LUGGAGE PORTERAGE: On the basis of two (2) pieces per person.
SIGHTSEEING TOURS: With English-speaking guide on the basis of private
car or motor coach.
HOTEL SERVANT GRATUITIES AND HOTEL TAXES: As levied by the hotels in
those countries where such custom prevails.
SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDED
Are visa costs for Russia, Hungary and East Germany.
Orchestra seats at Folies Bergere.
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NOT INCLUDED IN TOUR CCSTS
Passport, airport taxes in Europe, if any, items of a personal
nature such as: Laundry, valet service, room service, liquors, etc.
In regular table d'hote menu beverages such as coffee, tea,
milk, etc. are not included as they are not considered a part of the
main meal in Europe.
PAYMENT: Deposit of $250.00 is required at time of making definite
reservation. Balance will be due not later than March 27, 1959.
CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS: After reservations have been requested and you
find it necessary to cancel, a Reservation Fee amounting to 10% of your
deposit, but no less than $10.00 per person and no more than $50.00 per
person is retained and the balance is refunded less any non-recoverable monies
paid as deposits to transportation carriers and/or land service operators and
hotels abroad, and less than communication expenses (cable, telegram, long-
distance 'phone) necessary to effect late cancellations. Visa fees, once
expended, are not refundable. Refunds for omission of services en route are
made on the basis of monies actually saved on unused accommodations and
services, less all expenses and charges incident to effecting cancellation.
Refunds for unused steamship, or motor coach, or railroad, or airline tickets
can only be made in accordance with the carriers' regulations.
RESPONSIBILITY: Monroe Travel Service, Air France, Maupintour Associates,
and/or agents act only in the capacity of agent for the passenger and are not
responsible for accidents, loss, delays, annoyances and expenses arising from
Same, strikes, force majeure, quarantine, failure of steamers, planes, trains,
motors or any other means of conveyance, government regulations, hotel ser-
vices or other causes. Baggage is at owner's mini risk unless insured. All
rates are based on current tariffs and current exchange and are subject to
adjustment in the event of changes therein. Issued January 15, 1959.
AIR FRANCE is not to be held responsible for any act, omission or event
during the time passengers are not on board their planes. The passenger
ticket in use, when issued shall constitute the sole contract between the
airline and the purchaser of the tour and/or passenger. The issuance and
acceptance of tickets and vouchers shall be deemed to be consent to the above
conditions.
SCHEDULES AND FARES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
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Remarks:
George:
I believe Jack Eamon spoke to you on the
attached.
I should. like to have this material returned
to me temporarily on the_lith of May so DCI can re-
view it in case he decides to attend. the May 7th
party given by Mr. Renick.
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30 ay/4a frtil. (b)(6)
(b)(3) �
Suspense 4- May 59 ,
FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER
AME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO. (b)(3) DATE
Asst. to the DCI
2 April
I UNCLASLrlibu
i 1 CONFIDENTIAL F
SECRET _
,-)37pproved FORM NO. for Release: 201 8/647EFEETEMICE 1955�O-34(245031)
Replaces Form 3074
I APR 55 .L