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SUBJECT: WILLIAM FRANK BUCKLEY, JR.SPECIAL INQUIRY - WHITE HOUSE

The White House has today requested an investigationof Buckley who, on 5/28/69 , was named by the president as amember of the U . S. Advisory Commission on Information.

Buckley , aged 43 , is Editor of "National Review"and writes a nationally syndicated column "On the Right." Heis also host of a weekly television show "Firing Line," Hewas an associate editor of "American Mercury " prior to founding"National Review" in 1955.

A quick check of main files only indicates that wehad limited but cordial relations with Buckley in the past andhe was on the Special Correspondents List until 5/25/67 when hewas removed therefrom after writing a mock editorial of theNew York Times which appeared in "National Review" whereinBuckley attempted to be humorous at the expense of the Director.

ACTION : 1 . The case has been ordered separately to the fieldfor immediate attention and Bureau files are being checked.The field has been instructed to conduct no neighborhoodinvestigation regarding Buckley without prior Bureau approval,

2. Due to Mr . Buckley's position , if approved, arepresentative of Mr, Bishop ' s office will contact Mr. Buckleyana aavise Ulm that we have been requested to conduct thisInvestigation of him.

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In nocord ce with your request received onJune 2, l96J i an ves^tigat ,o x has been conductr d co cerning

Transco ,tied herewith isa summary memorandum containing the results of thisinvostigation.

Also 0,c1osed 1s one copy oi? a communicationdated . June 9 , 1969 , pertaining to Mr . Buckley which hasbeen reaoived from the internal euue. Service.

Xn:ormat .ari has been received from threegovernmental agencies Jnd3lcating chocks of their fileshave not been co zpleted. :hei the .results of these ecksand the results of an in ervie r With QUO ,ndiv ,dual ;`

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.'he iUVO'stigation o^ Mr. Buckley covered quiriesin. the con ne a , z ted States ws to his character ,. Abil;Lty,loyalty, and ;eneral standing , but no. inquiries 'Were made "asto the sources of his income

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Birth

Education

1943 to 1944

Mr. Buckley was born on vember925, n n^^New Yoram New York;

He has indicated he - attended auniversity in Mex .coo

September , 1946 , Yale University,to June , 1950 New Haven , Connecticut,

receiving a B.AA, . ddg eee

Marital Status

1947 to 1951

Mr. Buckley and his wife , Patricia Taylor Buckley,reside at Wa . .aek '. Qom, :t=ford , Connect icut. They also

, maintain a residence at 778 Park Avenue , New York , New York.

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Yale University,New Haven , Connecticut, as anassistant instructor in Spanish

"Th-o American rcury ' y ^^a magazine formerly published inNew. York , New York, as anass'o'c 'a editor

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"National .Review, 1e a weeklymagazine, -New :-York , New York,as Editor

vas 4ngton ;tar gynalbA ,, New _ York-.N cYokk,-V` Sinc&^ X964y Mr t,BUt]-]eqa sa^e3vspap ° ;';C `3i^ t^lti ,•,,, r^ ^ the tRi btr' ^'

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show Corporation of AmericaNew York, New York, c°ais r batesMr.' Buckley's television program."'.ring Line" to televisionnetworks throughout the United State's.

Y:=.xy _'2S,, Om May '28,, 1969 , Presii e M :ch ri^. :M.;: N xon ani ouncedhis intention to nominate = fir. Y^itll3ae^nk' BaI ;eY,'^ye^e's`'ork;New York .,:, as - a member of -the Unfteli St?a^fcs;^ Ac vi ory Commission ,^on.-Information .

In addit ion to the,.,aforementioned employments , since1950 - ' 'Mak e h s b"ae a f tie arioe r-:r ndY et rerHHe is the author of number ' ofof, books , t^ncluding . '"God and Man .at . Yale , " from Libera1isni , ' "The .

Committee anid. Its Critics," F. .And "McCarthy and ?His. Enemies'.'

He is now serving as - Chairman of the°' Boarc kof . -Directors,Starr Broadcasting Group, icd tf ' ted. (3 t2ha^^ Ne"br skaand he is. also 'serving as a- membe the, Board of Directors,Catawba-Corporation ,. New "York',,' New" York:

numerous ;soc al , eve, and professional ' oiganizat ions,In addit ion ^ he is .,now -or` ' has been ' 'member of

Military-'Service

He was honorably discharged 'as a seccOnd "-lieutenant on'Auguet 1©, 1944 , and entered on active ' duty the same' date

He-was inducted -- Into fiche ' United—states Army on

May .27,-, 1946 . His service record" is ci,ear.., .

William, Frank Buckley,,Jr.

11. .. RESULTS OF ATION

Interviews.

"New- York Times, a, newspaper in New York ew Yor advisedhe has known Mr.' Buckley -since the -late..1950 xs and eventhough . they differ---politically., est respectand,.a ii*ao (.for. Mr. Buckley.. tate'd`Mr.: Buckley is regarded ' in,,'polit ca cire es-as a conservativesand ,during the New York a oralty- 'race' in x-96'5, Mr. 'Buckley -was a -candidate .'for this. public office, but was defeated,having :xece.ived.. the- leastz votes of three ' candidates. ,

eh'artoterized Mr. -Buckley. as' -beinga gentleman . x . every respect as we^.Z as being a person of-outstanding moral character and ' integk#:. . He-,statedMr. Buckley' is perhaps best.:'kknown throughout the United States"as'.'the moderator' of the television show "Fir3 rig . Hesaid 'Mr. Buckley . is a very intelligent .person who is endowedwith a unatque vocabulary. He ;;stated Mr, Budkley`-1s. a prime"example of a patriotic. American. who certaixily believes inthe ideals -and rinc i p les on which „the' United States was.abounded. ° F- I added he .vim: aware of the =positionfor which Mr. Buckley. is ?being considered and he-. feelsMr. Buckley. is wed u3 f d ta handle- `the responsibilitiesof this position:- concluded. by -stating he•would';t4kghly recommend.. Mr. -Buckley for a position of trust'and . confidence..

Wallace-Murray Corporation, New York, New-Yorks,-advised hebias kxzirwn Mr. Buckley for, approximately eleven years.' He

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,appearances and,,., therefore , 'does not,, succeed In .presenting a,-.true - image ^ af himself when appearing before . the ' pUb ,ie,

campaign for. electavn'-to,Ythe• position of Mayor of New York,New York::. ''.He. characterized Mr. Buckley as.-.being: a warm,,.,sincere. human being ,who'was`f^mseTr,,o,8"ffor^ldstt3ed^ on

Rev ew in said ' heu'Q: l o Mr Bu k11 s -1918 nsnccessXxr3Lu .

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said Mr.' . Bucle^y - 139 considered.'' afinancial wizard inasmuch as he succeeded ire > publishing the

' William 'Frank .. Buckley ,. Jr.'

is :a clean.»thinking.American and he has : never had any reasonto question r .' Buckley ' s character , associates , or loyalty.He: concluded .by ;stating he. would recommend `Mr.:' Buckley fora position: of trust , and. conf .denice:

intelligence , and his= ^ "0-±e-s-ifit ( a r sed Mir:. Bzt+c t3eybias - been extremely inipressed :., with. Mr.. - Buckley ' s bbnestvW.' .

Mx. Starr' sail ..iii- xeceut ,yea' he'd bas beep assno atedwith Mr. - , Buckley In the rafto.. roadcastiiw business.Mrl • Starr, founded the 'Starr Broadcasting Group , .Incorporated, '.- 'with Mrs Buck .eq ^s,. financial backing He' related Buckley.is '.the -majority stockholder '

inthis company and serves as

Chairman of '.of , Directors Mai Starr . stated. be

4 ,.. s a ed h was originally employed ; in 1954 as ab^£ 1 iC k'alJba^lTd` o t@ o Mi' . $ ► ^P. ' ' ay^li:^] .s. ;

."National Review" f6r .-many years in spit f: h - fact the,-..magazine operated at -a financial loss. stated - ..Mr. 'Buckley has

'succeeded in increai;in e° num or. of

subscribers ' to the -magazine and has offset losses bysoliciting contributions from friends and subscribers, He.said he- hits l an enormous - regard for Mr. , Buckley 'a talents ande p? rsan lly' adm .res Mr..': Buckley In every respect ., - He -advised-

he has no reason to question ,Mrs Buckli~y's .character° orassociates . - He 'stated be considers Mr. Buckley to be . completelyoyal to,.'the' United. States and he would strongly recommend

him for a pos .tion of , trust with the United 'AStates Government.

peter: H. Starr , President , Starr Broadcasting . Group, ;lnoorporater , Omaha i--Ijebraska , advised' he has `known andhas been employed In various --capacities ;by .Mr. : Buckleyx95 He t t e

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would, not.hesitate to recommend . Mr.. Buckley- any position

- who Is extremely loy'az . to,, the. United States •He •'adviseri, he

.a person , of excollent . character f' rt pu^at ..an, ' and 'associates ' .conscientious indivi;dual .'° aid Mr.. Buckley is

$yndact to ynew-York, NewYor , advised this . farm was or^ned'in May,. 19620 -and Mr. Buckley ' has . beep : r,.s dia ed with., thefirm since the ,time It, was . formed'. He'.stated he considers.Mr.. Buckley to- be. one o t his. closest' friends and considers , -Mr Buckley to., be ' a :person , cif: extraordinary 'i telligence.HO described Mr, Buckley as Very- t,..sinceret and.

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Washington s . C414 advised sbeen a friend. and 'associateof Mr. Suck^.eyW c: ^$. Iie .s te^Vfx q Ie ► . -ga ^rb

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writer and outstanding debate said ,Mr; Buckley's television' show was awarded an. " "' onJune S, 1969, fpr its professional quality..stated he cont'iders. Mr. Buckley,, to.be an. individual of ,exce . ,ent character', reputations =and asst c .ates.' He concludedby; stating Mr. -Buckley is '.a loyal American,,: and- he .would ..recommend, 'him. without, reservation for a position of trust: andresponsibility with the Gov'erament.

Barry Goldwater,, United States Senator fro madvised through_ his- A.4dinistrative Assistant. , ... Iin- Washington, D. -C.,j, he 'has been associated with 'Mr Buckleyon -a . social., -professional, and political basis since'.:1956..'Senator "Goldwater stated- ho holds' Mr. Buckley. in high esteemas - a ;friend and confidant.. "lie said 'he knows of no unfavorableinformation -concerning Mr: Buckley's- character, -associates ,reputation; or..loyalty. Senator Goldwater advised he wouldrecommend Mr. -Buckley without hesitation or qualificationfor a-. posi.tio^n< of ;trust and ',confidence with, the United States-

vernraent.

A 4, u er ewb in,, a h ngj on ' P. C. t advised-:he -does

'' not ', consider himself `" io be ,a close' friend of -Mr. Bucklev's.tated `he 'recent'ly . appeared as a panelist

on Mr. -Buckley I's television . program ' and :he . knows Mr.: cI.,leyPrimarily- through ,Mr. Buckle 's . rdfessidnal reputation in.the .news media. said he is, in occasionalcoitaet' with Mr.. Buc ey an a uo vineed l r.. Buckley *s'. 'a loyal 'American ,citizen of. good mor .s :reputation, andassoci'ates' , Be advised.-he ' would recommend' "Mr. Buckley 'fora^ position -of -trust' and. responsibility with' the 'United States • .Government .. .

Th;irt' additional . 'persons,.acquaintances,,co-ii-workers, 'and profes:;csiaonntyal

ing. of ocialassociates, were,

rintervi.ewed: n : they furnished favorable comments concerning.Mr. Buakle 's eba ante ;, reputation, :-' .oyalty, morals, habits;.'.,ability,,., :and. associates. persons well acquainted with himstated he' is' a dependable,', trustworthy, intelligent,, andconscientious . individual: He '-further ' described 'as .being'a 1`c0nservative , .xn that he "000s n st ad oe to rod Ic 13nRes

: in bciety or •a tgociaiisiic_ gp?t^ach ' tonne .prihlems .of ';the world. She. _, was reconiez^ded .fora vo ition

-of, trust

and ' ' confider ce , Persons acquainted - with the other membersof Mr.. Buckley's . amply advised they , acre -, ^. h,f r

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X addition: , tta^".his wife, mentioned . ireviously,Buckley has the following el'ase relatives.:

William 'Frank Buckley, . - Sr.

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John WilliafiiLakev . ..e, ^tinnec ateu ^:: mod- y ,11ew York ; New. Yox

WilliAn Frank .Buckley, Jr.:

Sister,,,

Sister

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Maureen -- Lee ; Buckleydeceased"

Alaise Buckley- Heath

Information has- .been: received from the appropriate

on January . with a'e,c .:a eae' andwere charged.

7epar men , .The records of a New Haven bl ceNew Haveii

,~ Connecticut-' diOo1ose • Mr., ° Buckley

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The 'records of '.the . w Haven'- potII.ce, be , artmenitew' .'Con 1

the records- ' of the ew " Havexi = 'Pa ice .pe ^rtment'

A representative of the -New Haven Police Depaartmcnt,New Haven , Connect ,cut ,-advised that , no- furtherdetails ;were available "concerning the aforementioned -charges.

exception of "thb following:

either ,. no record or • no :additional -. pertinent , ingormationconcerning Mr . Buckley or' hi4- close :relatives, with -the

continental United . States . indicating , their files containcredit repotting and law enforcement Agencies in the

The records of the Coxfi zecti cutCana-:, .:_^vsE

The records Of. the Passport office, .Department of,State , . hingn ; D. C., disclose Mr: -Buckley has been'issued severalpassports since 1939 for travel `to' -.Europe forthe purposes of pleastire and business. .'he- records containno additional pertinent information.

the ^ mount , 'of $500;000..- , This matter Is pepding.

I11o^Ctthern Distr ,ct of New York , New, York, New'- York , discloseMr..Buckley ' on May - 6, 1969 , filed a civil suit. against- .

rGoxre Vidal for defamatory allegat. .ons requesting. damages in

being closed.

The records of the united - 8tates District Court

judgment - was rendered . oa . January 5, 1966 , with the Plaintiffin one suit being -awar"ded '$336.. 38 and the plaint,ilf in , thesecond suit being' awarded - $141,90. . Both suits are ` listed as

Review" had published 'a-l e .on' 'editorials.' An official'

Information ,,Concerning Mr. Buck .e '

The records'. of the Couinty Court of New York County,New York , New York,, disclose - Mr. Buckley was one of. thedefendants in two separate ;'Oivil. suits 'charging the "National

William Frank Buckley Jr.

The; May 16, 1969-,. issue, of "Time" magazine,contains the-,following statement':'

"1t has to be the most bizarre writer-v. -writerOjigxont,atioa since Westbrook Pegler took on.

:.Drew Pearson'. Charging that Gore Vidal wagedt a campaign of persistent, false and defamatory'allegations, both oral and 'written , 'that he is ai a . t.'' Conservative Columnist William Buckley':`filed su asking for .,$500,000 . in`jaiages.-The charges stemmed from a fang-anddc1aw exchangethat., took place on ABC-D1 during the DemocraticConveatiOn last August . At one point in thedebate, Vidal called Buckley a -'crypto.Nazii'to which Buckley replied: 'Listen, you queer,'Stop- , caljing.me a erypto-Nazi or I'll sock youin.your ;goddam face 'and •Y'6u'11 stay plastered:.'That souAded faintly.,' libelous -itself.' ' Asked if -he planned to file ..a countersuit, Vidal said,' it's' possib . e:,'

Information ComcernLig Father,,, William` 'rack Buckle:^#^ Sr,

The December edition of the `Mexico City,+ e ti , _ a ly i i ^ on ','Exc lsiiirv' p bl3sHe°c h ol53zaw ng.statement . reportedly made by Mr ., uckley ' s father , William FrankIguckley, Sr ,'.;. which was made to a representative `of the' celsior ,

rr.- aw: an Antonio, Texas ;

ie:7 res .d nb itt MWX eV during thirteen yearsand during which time. I acquired property, valued'at several million dollars, 1 was ,ordered toleave - the ceuntry on Wednesday ., November. 23rd,.And on ' Sunday evening, N'ovemb§r 27th,; Wai 'granteda 'safe conduct, to ' laredoo Texas . . My expulsion from

'Mexico was due . to my deter inec opposx ion 'to'President Obregon ts Government. I have.sent' several memorials regarding the conditions'" =revailjng In Mexico to' 'the :State Department inWashington, and ..the Mexican; Administration' . nderredMe, toleave the country . While. 1 was in the

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American imbassy in -Mexico City- Last Thurs.day, - ,,early in the mornfiag, I rceeei red a' message. from

-and .dlssoive, the oz gafixation',- in , which ev:e?at 1would. be ' permitted " to zema .n An - the' country'.

Pres ,dent- is the- Ainerioan Association of. Me4 co, -

Adolfo de Is. Iuerta , - Mexican Minister - of Financeasking . me if .X' would discontinue my offorts as " '

This 1,refused to ' do , I "did not answer,

the 'xecogn .t 3,on of. Mexico by , the, C r ont"do la. Huert a.ts cammrtnjeation T.". Om against-

dec 1ned . to become ,the; Ameaidan Cover for of .Carranza, Admiiiistxat :ow: Ln 1:914 .. when .I ....;.a 'move.: ' :thoughtX. had -pravei : = this.. to -theas. - an . .riterVentior Lst-i . do. fot favor suchpress In -.Mexlco for a. long t1me . has, termed mewas. rccagnizecd by Spain. Although the off.ie ,al-,Spanish owned -property , .whow that . administration

Lbecause as Soonas ..Amear ca,;recognizes the regime .of

PPesident. obregan ,, ' it will proceed. to take over theAmerican ;property,o, just .as- Obregon did with' the

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Agengy . Checks .

In-formation had been received from the following -governmental agencies indicating their files contain .either:

-Bureau of. Per6onne1 investigations. Civil ..ex r ce mm ss aor , . douseVmraL.tte onZntern4 -'Sectir tty; Una, ed States. Secret Service; eUnited Stakes.. AdVisoty comm ss ,on .On . information;'Defense Central bider •o Investigations andUnited States Army Investigat ve. Records

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SE 1caused a search to be made of the filesof the Headquarters, Office of Special Investigations,'Departmentof the Air Force, and was advised on 6/13/69 that no record waslocated concerning the appointee.

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This document i ontatns'neither recommendations not conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and .is loaned toyour agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

Honorable John D. .1hrliebmanCounsel to the PresidentThe White HouseWashington , D. C.

Dear Py r. BhrliGb man

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BY LIAISON

Reference is iuade t4 my Iettez' datedJune 13, 1969 , which furnished you a summarymemorandum containing the results 69 .n'vesti-gat,ou, as well as, a partial check o2 the recordsof the Internal p venue . Serv.ce,. concerningMr. `7.^.^,iam

Enclosed herewith is. a o.upplexmentalsummary memorandum containing the results ofadditional in reetigattoxn concernixig rMr. Buckkley.

Whe a c tiaua . for at . ?u is redeive4from the Internal Revenue Service concerning1r. Sickly. you will be advised,

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nn ormaf .on . in this' emoranduin supplements thatwhich appears in a summary ' menoran.dum dated: June' , 363 .

`he records of the Office • of Zpecia1 inves- igations,Department of tae Air' Force, contain no record cozicerningXur . $Li Gk ^y .

Jacob ' I . - J'avits,. ''nited States Senator fromNew York, .. ;Enterviewed in S'tash ligton, 1.. C. , advised hehas known . Kr. l3uckley primarily by "reputation for -approxi-Tmately 0 years .' - Ne stated hey has . appeared as- a.. gueston"'We; Buckley t s television program, and has been present,with Mr. 'Buckley at numerous social- And political functionsin the State ,of . New York. .Senator Javits''advised that his.and Mr, 3gokley is polit ,cal. , .deologies are "poles apart.".He 'said no. unfavorable Information" concerning Mr., luck ey 's-character;.reputation>, associates, or loyalty, has, come tohis attention.•. ;, Senator Davits advised that political, ^• .considerations ^peclude. him from making Any. additionalcoi»monts..concern .ng, Buckley,:

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UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCYWASHINGTON 20547

July 1, 1969

Dear Mr. Ehrlichrnan:

This will confirm the conversation held this afternoon

between ] l of this office an

regarding our request for the investigative results of the FBI

investigation of William Fr Buckley, nominee to the President's

Advisory Commission on Information.

As Mr.• Buckley is to be an observer at the East European

Public Affairs Officers Conference - in Vienna, Austria, July 10 --

•11, 1969, it is my intention to review the materialiunder the

provisions of Executive Order 10450 in order to grant an in-

terim security clearance for his attendance at this classified

conference.

In accordance with your suggestion , we are effectuating

arrangements with the FBI Liaison in order to obtain the

Bureau material.

Sincerely,

. Summaries 6/30/69 and 6/13/69 toUSIA by FBI Liaison 7/2/69 inaccordance with tele honicinstructions from

tiPaul J. McNicholAssistant Director (Security)

Mr. John D. Ehrlichman NOT RE CORD

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BY LXA!SON

Reference is made to my previous communicationswhich .furnished you the results o investigation as well-asa partial check.of the records of th Internal RevenueService concerning 111% 3 iat 'rank uekle ,^

Enclooed is .a .copy of an Xnternal Eevenue Servicereport dated July 3, 1969, concerning 41r. Buckley's incometax returns. When additional information is received fromthe Internal Revenue Service concerning IIr. Buck3.ey,$ youwill be advised.

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and J'k AndersonWilliam uckley who has

been- ^' orn to a side ofNew York Gov. Nelson Rocke-feller for a good many years,is about to be appointed byPresident Nixon to a high hon-orary - post, ^ Buckley will be.made a member of the UnitedStates Information Agency'sAdvisory Commission.The Commission is one of

the most prestigious in Wash-ington, and has a direct bear-ing on American imageabroad.

Its members Include, aschairman, Dr. Frank Stanton,president of Columbia Broad-casting Co.; Palmer Hoyt, edi-tor and publisher of the Den-ver Post; Thomas Van H. Vail,editor of the Cleveland PlainDealer; Morris Novik, radioand television advisor to theAFL-CIO and founder of theUniversity, of the Air; and Sig-urd Larmon, Sigurd'Larmon,whom Buckley will replace, isa distinguished Republicanwho has served on the Advi-sory Commission for 15 years.

Buckley, who ran as a Con-servative for Mayor of NewYork against the present Re-publican Mayor, John Lindsay,has been the chief organizerof the Conservative Party inNew York State, and has man-aged to take a sizeable shareof the Republican vote awayfront Gov. Rockefeller;s organ-izatio n.

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uckrle; Is currently the edi-tor, of the conservative N'a"-tional Review, and the authorof various books, including"The Unmaking of a- Mayor1966," "The Intellectuals,""Rumbles Left and Right,""What Is Conservatism?" anda seoond edition of "The Un-making of a Mayor 1966."

Nazi StoogesMany Congressmen -have

protested a recent column list-ing the amounts they receivedfrom United CongressionalAppeal, a Nazi front Con-gressmen claim they had noway of knowing that any naziism was involved in the moneythey received. However, hereare the facts:United Congressional Ap-

peal was organized by WillisCarto, the mastermind behindthe Nazi movement in' America, who has declared that hisgoal is to "capture" politicalpower.Through United Congres-

sional Appeal he,handed out$90,000 last year to the con-servative Congressional candi-dates and governors whom welisted.We have pointed out that

the candidates who acceptedthis money were by no meansNazis, but were careless zn,notchecking into who was behindtheir contributors.

If they had looked at thesignature on the checks theywould have seen Cartq's name.As early as October, 1966, wepublished correspondencefrom Carto praising Adolf Hit-le

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fgat of ,Europe and of Amer-ica,'; Caro wrote in one letter."How could we have been soblind? The blame, it seems,must be laid at the door of theinternational Jews.

"If- Satan himself, with all.his superhuman genius anddiabolical ingenuity, had triedto -create a permanent disinte-gration and force for the de-struction of the nations, hecould have done no betterthan to invent the Jews."On two occasions, the Lib-

erty Lobby, which , Cartofounded, sued this column,once for libel and once forpublishing the above letter to-gether with other correspond-ence. The libel suit involvedCurtis Dall, president of theLiberty Lobby. The suit for in-vasion of privacy was basedupon the grounds that we hadno might to publish Carto's orLiberty Lobby's correspond-ence.-We won both suits, Includ-

ing. appeals to the U.S.. Courtof Appeals. The SupremeCourt refused to -reverse,the,lower courts.

Wise Conservatives °It also had been widely pub-I

fished that Carto controlled, led the spitting and shovingthe Liberty Lobby. Any candi-date could have learned by asimple phone call that UnitedCongressional Appeal was op-erating out of Liberty Lobby's

sheadquarters.The danger in the contribu-

Etions to Congressmen lies in

,the fact that Carlo has alwaysisought to hide behind legiti-

;mate conservatives. He tried

to recruit such a board of con-

servative"s for United Congre-ssional Appeal. Several con-servatives, however, were wisearid refused to have anythingto do with his fund-raising,drive.Among those who refused to

let him use their names wereOhio Rep. John Ashbrook, Wil-liam Buckley, Goldwater's pol-itical manager DenisonKutehel, broadcaster FultonLewis III, Young Americansfor Freedom leader J. AlanMackay, Adm., Ben Moreell(Ret.)' of Jones-Laughlin Steeland Human Events editor TomWinter.

Those who permitted Carteto use their names includedformer Rep. Bruce Alger, who

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right-wing fanatic die-hard;

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Birch Society's national board.All have been associated withLiberty Lobby.

This information was availa.ble to the candidates whocashed the Carto-signedchecks from United Congres-sional Appeal. Yet a few recip-ients still defiantly declarethat they would accept contri-butions from this Nazi frontagain.

"I welcome contributionsfrom such distinguished Amer-scans," said Rep. Jim Haley, ahard-nose Florida Democratand former manager of Ring-ling Brothers circus. "I hopethe next time I run they sendme another $1000."

"I find them to be conserva-tive Americans who have longbeen devoted to freedom andthe preservation of our Consti-tution," said Sen. Ed. Gurney,a Florida Republican who gota $2500 check signed by Carte.

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New Term iasHead of SEC

Budge, 58, a former congress-man from Idaho, has been amember of the SEC since 1964.He was made chairman' lastFebruary when Cohen resigned.His new term is for five yearsending on June 5, 1974.Martin,G. Castillo, a Los An-

geles lawyer who is a director ofthe Council of Mexican Affairsthat 'administer Head Start inEast Los Angeles and of thecity's neighborhood legal serv-ices, was appointed by the Presi-dent as a member and chairmanof the Inter-Agency Committeeon Mexican-American 'Affairs.He will replace Vicente T, Xi-menes who has resigned.'At the same time, the Presi-

dent announced that he^intendsto nominate William BuckleyJr. a copseyr zve Repu icanac eve on the New York Citypolitical scene, as a member ofU.S. Advisory Commission onInformation.Buckley, 43, is editor of Na-

tional Review and writes anewspaper column which is pub-lished-in The Star and more than200 other papers.

former chairman.

,President Nixon has re-appointed Hamer H. Budge asa member and 'as chairman ofthe Securities and ExchangeCommission.He also named yesterday

James J. Needham, a New Yorkaccountant, to fill a vacancy onthe commission created by'theresignation of Manuel F. Cohen,

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Unlyerslty. 1966; m. Tannic1010; chiidreu-Charles Ray.

lo. Mog. editor Daily News,1030.37; reporter-photographerndria, [,a., 1037-40; teletespbPress, Easton, Pa., 194041,copy editor llaUam Ere, News,

Carroll County Democrat,45.40: mgr, security brokerage1047-40; grad. sash joumal-

1043.50: copy editor, editorlie Toentynean, 1950. 55; ad.19,4: professor, head dept.outhcrn Sliv.. Ia35-01. as-lsm. 1099-67 : lccir. jonr-It., 109445; ass. prof..em, dir. news hew. S.W.larcos, 1967---, Co-pole, TheThe We1v., Meaoh(ile, Miss.,

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dir, Slct:ts. Nat. lank; dir. New Bertlnrd Cas andEd)sOn Light Co.; trustee, elk. New Redfondlean. for Sass . Area chmn. Mass. Penn . Stablen.Rd. Dd. dirs. (pros. 1003-04) United Fund ofCreater New lledford, ( past pees .) Jr, Achievementof Greater New Sedfonl, Asso. Industries ofMass., Boston: tmstec St . aloes lfoop.. NewRedford, Massachusetts Foundation , Millicent Library,Fairhaven , Sfassacilusetts. Clubs: Yale (] rostorel:Wamaetta. Country (New Bedford), Home: 0 FortSt., Felrharcn , Slavs. Office: 24 N. Front St., NewBedford, Mass.BUCKLEY. James Leo, mf6• exec .: Is. Elmira.

N.Y.. July 9. 1803: -s, Daniel David and Emma(iaLende) It., B.S., U. Pa., 1025; at. JosephineWeed, Sept. 22 , 1025; children-James, Darid.Leonlote. llargnret. Slgr. Middle Atlantic Lumber.man's Assn ., 1923.33; v.p„ mgr. I•umhctrnen 's hlet-ehandisfag Corp., 1035-12; r . n. Ceorgla-PaclfleCorp., now sr. v.p„ dlr. Cirmn, bet, regentsL'nlogrsIty 1'orilami ( Oregon ). Mcm. 1'i KappaAlum, Delta Sigma Pilo, Clubs: Arlington' WaverlyColt; Auglssta (Ca.) Nat. Golf; Eldorado Colt( Palen Desert , Cal,). Ifome: 75540 Carnelian cane.l'aim Desert . Cat, Office: EquBablc Bldg., Port-land, Orc.BUCKLEY, Jerome hlamllten, educator; V. Torao-

to, Ont.. Can .. Aug. 30, 1917; a. James Ora andMadeline Isabelle ( Jlorgarr ) B.' B.A.. U. Toronto,1939; £31., Halyard , 1010, Ph,.D., 1942 ; in. Eliza-both Jam A dams, June 10, 1943; children-NlcbeLns,Victoria, Eleanor. Came to the United States.1030. naturalized , 1035 . Successively instructor,assistant professor , assaefate proL , prof. Eng-lish I.I. Ms., 1042. 54; Cuggenbaim follow, I049.47;cis. assn. prof. Columbia, 1022-53, pro(,, lost-O1;prof. I (arearel, 1901--; summer cis . prof. cartonslimes.; Guggenheim fellow, 1903.04. RecipientChristian Gauss award Pill Beta Kap-pa, 1052. Mcm. Modern Lang . Assn , Episcopalian.Author: Wlillam Ernest Henley, 1043; The VictorianTemper, 1051; Tennyson, the Growth of a Poet,published, 1900 ; The Triumph of Time, pub. 1066Editor: Poems of Tennyson, 1035, Co-editor: TwelveIfundred Years. 1940. Poetry of tha Victorian Period,1465: Starters of British Literature, 1062 . Ironic:191 Common St„ Belmont TO, Mass. Office; Warren)!once, Harvard U., Cambridge 33, Slavs,

BUCKLEY, Jahn William, petroleum co, exec.; It.N.Y.C„ June 22, 1020; s. Williams F. and Moist(Sider) B„ R,A., Yale, 1942; in, Ann B. ]larding,Nor. 26, 1940; children-Mary L., ,Wlolse Il., JahnM. Engaged In exploratory and producing aspects ofoil, Venezuela, tin.. ocher countries ; pres., dir.Can. So. Petroleum , Ltd., 1054.---; dir. l'ancaastalPetroleum Co.. CA. Served from pit. to lot It.,AUS, 1042-46; N. Aftfca. France. Clubs: Camnlircof America ' Racquet and Tennis (;;,Y•C•)• RonianCatholic. biome: Lakevllle, Conn. Office. Sharon,Conn.: also 103 E. 340 St., ;v.Y,C, 16.BUCKLEY, Joseph, clergyman; is. St. Paid, Sept,

3, 1005; s. James Augustine and Mary (OLamer)B.: stulient Marfst Coll., Washington, 1925.27;S.T,D., Angelico U., Panic, Italy, 1031; M.A. inPhilosophy. U. Notre Dame, 1047. Joined Soc. ofMary, 1025, ordained priest Roman Cath. Cly.,1031; prof. theology and philosophy Marls[ COIL,1031-34, Notra Dame Sem., New Orleans, 1034•41, •10 .52. 5S-5D; liar, U. Notre Dame, 1946,summers 1949 . 6041; founding pastor St, Plus KParish, Bedford, 0., 1952.53; provinclal Washing.ton Pratnce, Sec. of Mary, 1050-01. superior gen..1061-. Voting mem . Vatican Eucmenical Coun-cil IT. Served to maj ., Chaplain Corps, AUS, 2042.46. Decorated Bronze Star . Most. Am. Pldlos. As.our., American Catholic Theological Soc., AmericanLegion (chaplain La. 1050.51, Obio 1053.54),Author: Man's Last End, 1040; ChdsUan Designfor Sex, 10x3: Polity, Modesty. Marriage: 1060.Trarulator (franc French to Foglisll): The ThreeStages of Splrituni Life, 3 rots.. 1056, Ifome: 450Nodhfleld led., Bcdrord, 0 . Office: Via A. Peoria03, Boom 8, Italy.SUCI(LEY, Joseph Paul, pharmacologist; It.

Bridgeport , Seen ,, Jan, 12, 1024; B.S., U, Cann„1010; 3I,5„ Purdue U.. 1051, l'h,D„ 1052; in.Shinny Ellzabcih Jane Shipman, Aug, 10, 1047.Asst. prof . pharmacology U. Pitts.. 10522-55. assn.prof.. 1055.55, prof., head dept, pharmacology,1055----; staff pharmacologist St. John 's Gen. Hosp.,diets.; cons. pharmacologis t Lakeside Labs., Inc.,M11w, Served as 2d It. USAAF, 1043-43. DecoratedAir medal with clusters: Am. Found. Pharm, F.do.fellow, 1050 . 53; recipient award Anglotagy BcseaeehFound.. 1965, award Am. Pharm. Assn„ 1066.Regletered pharmacist, Conn ., 10.13---, Slent. Acad.1'ieareee. this. ( chmn. scot. pharnracologs and blo-ehemistrr 1003.07). Am. Soc. ['harm, and ExptE,Therapeutics, Am. Pharm. Assn., A.,LA,S, (sec. sectihat B 1 ate Il t[Ca t sc i ences). N.Y.. Pa . c c ads

set„ Sigma XL, Rho Chi, 1'111 Sigma, PhiLambda Upsilon, Kappa Pst (grand council dep.).Pre,hyn. Editorial Mr. bd, Jour. 1'€earne. Sets.Contbr. articles ptofl. lours . Homo: 1204 WrroweeelDr.• Pills. It;. Office: 3550 Terrace St.. Pitts. 13.

SUCI(LEY, Robert Joseph, steel products site.co. exec.; I. N.Y.C.. Sfar, 4G, 10'34; s. ThantasW11113m and Catherine ,Alberta (Nolan) L'.; B.A.with distinction, Wesleken U.. Middletown, Conn..1950; 1,L .It„ Cornell tl „ 1053: to. Polly Dec, June1S, 1045; ebildien-Rulcrt Joseph, John Nolan,

co. exec.', Thomas. Claire Dec, Ilrinn lidesiu, Stark Charles.traeeep?deiryn ,,

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way. N. J., Oct. 0. 1913; s . John A. and SfargarctElsie (Elmhlrst) It.. student U. Pa,. 1032.33' in.Vi

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ly' E. ( now Mrs . Blakeman Q. )lcyer Ill.).William I;, Jr. exec. Quinn & 130 on CO., Inc„ bookmfrs,. Rahway, N.J., 1033.42, Doubleday & Co„N.Y.C., 1010.40; with Henry IEdt & Co„ N.Y1C1.1919.53, r.P., die., 1195[-55 v.p. sales World Pub.Co., Cleve, ]033.60; v.p book div. McCall Corp.,N.Y.C., 1960.02; T.P. Curtis Pub. Co„ N.Y1C„1002--, dir. 1;0ek dllisian, 1962. Served to It,eonedr. USNB. 1042-45, Mem. I'll[ Delta 'fleets,Club: Dutch Treat bionic: Eacthourne,Al Ct,. Rrotailllc, N.Y, 10703, Office: 641

:glom the., N.Y. C. 10021.BUCKLEY, William Frank , ' Jr., wag , editor. all.

their: b. N.Y.C„ NOV. 24, 10255; s. Wiiliarn Frankand Alolse (Siemer) B.; student U. h[cxIco. 1943:B.A., Yale, 1030; m, Patricia Taylor, July 0, 1450;I son, Christopl;er T. Sr. editor American Mercury1932: editor-In•ch€ef National Review, N.Y.C., 1055.

Served to 2d It., Inf.. AUS, 1014-10, Cfnbs:N.Y. Yacht, Union league, Overseas Press (N.Y.C.);National Press (WW'ashinglon). Author: Cod andPlan at Yale, 1051; McCarthy and Ills Enemies(with L. Brent Bezel€), TOM; Up From Lbbcralism,published, 1050; The Unmaking or b Mayor, pub.1065 . Ed;tor ; The Committee and Its Critics,1002. Contbr. Ocean Racing, 1950, The Intellec-tuals, 1050 , Rumbles Left and flight , 1903; WhatIs Ceonereatlsm7 1064; Dialogues In Americanism,1964: The Unmaking or a Mayor. 1066: alsoperlodiCp15 . 0111cc: 150 E. 36th St., N.Y.C. 16.

BUCI(MAN, Henry Holland 11, Cons. civil engr,' b.JacksonvuLle, Fla., Oct. 25, 1880; s. henry )iol-land and Sarah Carothers (Alllsan) B.; B,S„ Her.Yard. 1003; postgrad. student unis. Berlin, Leipzig,also Roy-al Tech. Coll,. Charlotleeeburg: ne. MildredRegester. Apr. 24, 19(1; children--Allison Caruthers(Mrs, B. Bassett), Ilenty llolland 111. Yardley Drake,Mineral exploration . 1003, In Mongolia, 1000 - 15; de-signed, cnnsieectcd 1st comma. electric furnaces InU.S., 1913.22; discovered rare carih , radioactivemhreral deposals of Fla., developing for comma. uses1015-22; dir. exploration for tin arcs In fgn. countries,developed uses for titanium , made surreys for streamsalinity and metcorologlcal research and for non-metallic minerals of Ala„ Ca., Via.. 1022-; cons.engr „ specializing in river and harbors, stream po]-Lotion, inland navigation and transportation , eanali-zatlen , 1034-: engling . counsel Ship Canal Au-thority Fla„ 1948--; engring. counsel Fla. InlandNavlgatlen Dist.: dlr., ilce chmn. project coat. Nat.R;rers and Harbors Congress, 1939--, pres., 1001.Tech. counsel tom. fgn , affairs on strategic materials,U.S. Ito. of Reps., 1035.30; cons. Chem. WarfareService, World War IT, to Dept. of State at LondonInternat. Tin Corr., 1440. 21cm. Am, See.

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BUCKMAN, Thomas Richard, librarian; b, lien,Slay -3, 1923; s. Thomas tell and Georgia Christina(Datum) B.; B.A., con. of I'acilbc. ]U 17: certif.icate IS. Stockholm, 1951: M.A. lfeilmr Scandl-eaeian area studies), U. Minn., 1052, R.L.S. 01.W. Wilson scholar), 1053; m. Gunldid SlarraretaSlalmkjell, Slay 1, 1945; children-Ann^ Chris-tina, Carol Erica, (Ilk, Permit Office for Germany,Allied High Contain., Stockholm, Sweden, 1U40-50; sr. elk. U. Minn. Library, 195243; asst. refer-ence librarian Ore. Slate Coll, Library, 19.93-54; King Costar V fellow fn Sweden Am. Sexndf-nasfl F(Innel. 1.954-55; asst. librarian Slo,lestotCal.) Jr. Coll. Library, 1055-56; lsead aerluisi-tions dept. U. Van. Library, 1950- G0, assn, dir.,1000.01, librarles, 1901-, lectr, In Scaeedt-narl,en, 1559.01; dir. internat. relations office A.L.A.. 1960.07. Steno. Cov. Kan, Con, LibrarySallee, 1003.04; telcm. Kan. State Library Me.Consmn„ 1903--. GnL^genheim fellow, I904.60.Fellow Linne•nr Soc. London: mem, her., Kan.(china. Intellectual freedom ; cent „ v.p. 1000-67)Theory assns., Ulbliog. Soc, ,bra.. Sac, ,Wdranec-

nrent Scandin.eelan Study (sce,-treas. 1059-).Modern Tang, .Assn., Am. Axon. 13. -Prate. Chtb;Caxtoe (Chgo.), Editor, translator: Modern Thea-tre: Serra Play's nod an F-may (by Par Lngerke•ist),196G. Editor: Bibliography Ind Natural blisters,1960. Contbr. articles to Patti. joule; . Home: 1106Lotdsfaua It,, Lawrence, lean. 6004.1.

BlJCI(NELL. Earl Fay. ens. exec .; b, Colon. Mich,.Feb. 23 1003; $. Odic Fay Ind Nefile ( Louder) R.;All., U. slick„ 19226; no, Wave Pauline Deilait, June16. 1028; ehildreu---Robert Irving , Pauline Faye.

'Actuarial dept. The Maccabees , Detroit, 1026 .27; Inst.actuary New World Lire Ins, Co:, Spaknne, Wash.,1928.30; actuarial dept , Bnukers Lire Co„ Bea Molnes,In., 1930.31. supervisor actelaelal dept., 1931.31, asst.actuary , 1434.45. assn. aeneasy, 1935-40, 0.P.. Actu-ary, )040-Sei, v.p. 1050.60, exec. r.p. 1900.01.pres., Mt-. director tena•Des Moihcs National(rank, Fellow Sec. ACtnadea : Beira. life Tus. Assn.Ann. (dir.). Club: Des Sloane,, WW-akamla. Ranee:1900 Wlilamere, Den Moines 50321, Office: 711Illgh St., Des Stainer 50307,BUCKNER, E(Irnrr ) La hilt, his. exec., state

legislator: heru at Pram. Utah. April 27, 1092: theson or Minor R.arrd Allis IaV.rei (Mnefmdd) 13.;

tor, Item. State Con:., 1904 ; candhintg Cate, 1966, Served as 1st It. USAAF, W,:.:11. 23 mi .:dons. C.L.U. Stem, U.S . ( dir

. I',;•11.5, Jr, (plea, 11334 - 55), Utalr Jr. ( pree.53), Ogden (dir . civic'aN,sirs Coal.).(pros. 1050) chambers commerce. Jr. C7s,a ..ternat . ( treas. I050 ), WYcbcr Coll, Ahem", r(pres. 1058.59). Klenanfaet (Pres .home: 191 0' Country Ifills Dr. Office; 9x,:19ington Ithd „ Ogden, Utah.

BUCKHEII, George Walker , Jr., church a'b. Pike County. 210., Oct. 1. 1893; a. Geor ge ;y,;(eirrgyman) and ,bona ( Crlnith) B.; student 1,Stockton Coll ., 1911. Southport ( Eng.) Unit ..,1012.13, langenbutg (Germany ) Cymnaslunr ;--,1013; A.B ., Culver-Stockton Coil„ 1014. A.11.:,,

"A .M., Central Wesleyan Coll., 1916; D.U., it,Coll., 1425• Doctor at Laws , Curer-Stoetaon (1010; DLitt . from Atlantic Christian Collrg•. ,married Winifred Magee, August 24, 1015:dren- -Susan ( Sirs, Philip Jackson ), lull,( Mrs. Raymond Wheeler ). Ceorgi, Winifred ist..seph R. Dortaque ). Ordained minister Dina,Christ, 1915; Hied pastorates of ch,nche• at }€La ,)ionic and Lee's Summit , Missouri, 1916-Ilfor First Christian Church. llastings , Nehrasla,27; also professor Biblical Ill. llastings Caile;'24, prof, of sociology . 1020.27; pastor Cenrn;-of Christ , Grand Rapids, Mich., 1027.3 5; eJrr -World Call, internat . mag. of Disciples of ra103.5.01; Internat . commissioner CounraChristian Unity (Disciples of Christ ),interim minister St. Paul's Christiao Ch„ I:.. ,1904.65; ledtr , glad. sell. Phillips U., Hill), -(leer, Union Semlauy, Puerto Rico, 194.. L,secretary COUnell on Christian Unity, 1031mem, exec, tom. Fed, Cennclf Chs, of 61x,:America, 1010.50; member of Amer€ean Cumm!lt'-,World Connell or Chs,. 1011-48 ; member de;:ternat. affairs of Nat . Council Chs .; mem. W. g-eeilcal Inst ., Switzerland . 10(8-: del. to inCon(, on Faith and Order Edinburgh , and to 'aCont. on Church , Community and State, Oxford,del, to World ' Missionary SeeS.. Madras, India, I.fraternal dal. to Conference of Churches of 0:a: ,Great Britain and Ireland , 19-15; delegate toAssembly World Counci l of Chs., 1945, 1031,See, 1001; secede. Ceulral Corn., World Council t._1943.61, founding, oil ecumenical , edilormi raton to the M i ddle East and ,\sln. Ii":icorn. Christian U. In Japan; delivered Earle L-•Pacific itch . of Religion, 1940 . Cuthrell €. ecm:r,lactic Christian Call., 1002; mem . contain. onaction N.C. Council CIIS. Clubs: Indi_r,Athletic , Wranglers , Anse, Cit. Press ( past :••oseesma member of Authors Club or London, Fm 'ther: Concerts of a World Church , 1013; The Ws-.Cod. 10-17. Contbr. religious and seclol. a,;.-lode. Staff core , 'file Christian Cenhuy, I- ',Address : Glenn Heights, Chapel 11111, N.C.

BUCI(NER. Robert Henry, writer , produrr',Crowe. Va., May 28, 19OG ; S. Robert Yeses a::t(James ) B.; grad, U. Va .. 1027; U. Edinburg+,o,land; m, Mary Duckett Doyle, Dec , 15, 103;:dren--- Sharon, Robert Henry. Newspaper corr..rope. 1927.29, with Alfred A. linooi , inc., =Doubleday, Doran . N.Y. City. 1020 . 30: alit,N.Y. City, 1030.33 : writer New Yorker, Esnul:tFantle Stanchly , C0111ers, Casrnopolitan , other',26; writer. producer Warner Bros , Studios . Will -Cal.. 1036-46 . Unicersaldntcrrrat, Plclures1010; writer, producer pictures Yankee Doodle P'life With Father, Dodge City, Mission to MROgnes Roglment , Desert Song , Cod is MY C" 1Gentleman Jim , Devotion. Sword In the Drse';ported, Bright Victory , To

V,,$, WW'Ith Lore, 6:Cold. Lave Slc Tender, others ; writer td,series Hong Kong, 1900- . Recipient daward for best Am. short story, 1030 ; ScreenGuild Meltzer award for best screenplay. 193'1they: Sigrid And the Sergeant . 1937; licer bTail. 1060. Starffre , 1900. 3TCm , P1 Kanto A1(omc: 815 N. Delreny Dr., Los Anerb's gh.

BUCKIMA, Walker Gent»', investment boot,'Harvey, Ill., Sept , 2, 1007; a. Samuel 0 - 3nl(Claseack) B .; A,B„ U. Mn., 1020 ; dudes: =rand, 1930; hI : B,A„ U. Pa., 1031; in. lle:e•-Watson, Sept. 0, 1910 ; children-Thomas W,er Gentry' , Mary R. Loud , EIlnabelh lieutrust dap[, Moonlit Trent Co. 1031-:0-or & Co„ N.Y.C., 1035. 41, llennttdll. Noyes JrN,Y.C,, 1441.53 ; partner Reynolds & Co.. S1953-50: partner Buckner S Company of 5 a1030--: dir, IBS[ Corp.. Borden Co„ Hank c:York: mem . N.Y, Stock Exchange . Ads. e"Grad, Sell . Reds„ Columbia : dir. Met , Owl.'Edward E . Ford Foundation : secretary of I'c

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Country of Florida, ocean of Flo}1 3j Yrlu? 4Fla,), Ifome: 120 F31A El, s-t;:W'tC. ^^-lice: 122 E. 424BUCKSON, David P., atty,'gen, De l.:, D. ; O

send, Del ,, July 25, 1920; grad. U. Del.. -LL.It., Dickinson Svhoot of j.aw, 1943' ilreedren. Admitted to the Delaware Slate bar.engaged in practice of ):ur In"Dle'el`:anltown; fudge Ct . Common Pleas , Sent1050; It. for, Del „ 103140; lotertnr go:.IOCO.01; ally gen. Del ., 1903--, Dlr. TO'Trust Co. Served to seal. AUS , 104[.46. Step)tar Assn. (+•.p,1. Vets. Fgt. Wan. SI6sJ-S[cthod[sL ( sec., Was.). Roiarfan. Maine.Rehoboth: Country ,, hlaple Dale Country:1Ftt, lfame: R . F.D. 3. Reach Hawn Dr. I'office ,1tty , Cen., State Capitol, hove:, Dol.BUC3(WALTER , Wlllfam Boy, eduentnr , rrcr.

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puts. sehs.; in. Helen Aen•; In-tn. Far Sits. Area thnin. %I.t;;. En,n. Staltlcn.34; thl€dren-Cyril I1.. AM,, d, ltd. IN, d(rs, lptcs. 1963441 United Fund of, Richert] G. Yrrs„ I••ackley & C:cnttf \cx Milford. (pa;t prin.) Jr. 1ch1evealentwe, nl+o treas.; pres. Smith or C:coter Seto l;ellnti. l liintries Ofter. runlmliley Amtrl, inc.; Mats.. Roston; tinAtc St. Lu0tq ]tosp.. .t'en'

at. rank. 1:11. Hies, Ilotne for Ittdfo:d. SIansaOhusbK3 Foundation, .Siilllctnt Library,

1 Coupte3. P,nl,to{ialim. hone: FaIrllntcn . Slae;aclmselts. Clubs; 'Yale ( IC 010):

Ptotlda0ce . OtrIre: 101 Cerliss 51'an;aulla. Cuantry (N ett Doke: d). )tome: 4 Fort

4. St., Fsltharen . ] lass, Oflitn : 24 Fwwtot St.. New,

Edxord , mu`cmlr dl;.; it. S. Utdlord, Mass.

Apr, 20, 1019 ; s, tVillian BUCICLEY. Janus Leo , ntrC. exec,; b . Elmha.oiclmll) R.: ISF..1., kit Ion, N.Y.. July 9, 1903: s, Daniel David and Emma]Sanaul, 1045, Kccp0t. 55'..A• IL'1Londt) R.: B.S.. U. Pa., 1925; in. Jo3nphtne

y 00100 Cutlery .Art, 19 .49.51: Weed, Sept. a--^_ 1`17$: children-Jana, Mild.M, ,tthcncuot, Etontrol, Chinn., Lcahldo. Stargatet, Slgt. Middle A44ai%tlt tumbet•Cr Galicty Art, 19'5,5-G1. Clip man's .lssh„ 1025.35: e.p.. mot. Lumbecmen 's Me(,to. 1961---: licit. Art Inst. ehandisins co:.,pt9,3•i•42: v, I), Geotgt,-Pac€(Ic

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l:notun .Arta Fzlllui. 011110;;arts lio toed. 1945.49; Ulu.

on, Conn ., 1953.31. Linrifonlresearch 17111 to 29th centuiYMY tor. decor., tire art, 201hr.1 Ari. painLli;o and sculp•S:rrlfsh paitatin7. F:er. Lealnenfto, t950-G4; tntitne 54,11., IL=tiro;d Art &ch.. 1951.30.or:d Afar 11: F.M. Ment. Axon.

Archlt. Iliilorialm, .111.:A100,Assn . Author irticie;, roux.

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Ani1er, ad,t, ones., author; to.07: s. Ellen 33mc3 and 'libelCerms3taun ItlyLt Sth., Phtia.,n1u, Aug, 11, 0041; childrep-e L. (tnlns), Earle .locker. Fe.it. 1915.1[ writer n€chard A.191!1.2.0; en,;aged f , Ind. bus.,Llo•l yhtlt Co., Phila., 1021:Orgn ., ,ptciaiixion dittet ma{t.:;•rhn. bd. ram;tzit . L they' J:of tie boaftl of sass . Direct

IOt)O.Gt: rod , Col;. Ont. Fein.dirs. Trans-Ant, Ad,l. AV, ',c:-n. bd. fourleus Chiles Morrisin and Adlt., 500155. St':nCilII Mac 1. Ueciplent '61t3 Kin1-

11ca1hac L'hiladclphia D€LCetrt&l. AdvtflLUr;, klptu DeltaS. DA%Idi Coif Waver, 10.):

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etttLS, 1975. Home: SOSemont. O(ticg: a Kim Center Plaza,

d Coillnt, sera . en,t.: to. Fitch-h101: S. Stool,, F. unit EtizabttilCcas3.1arr Fol3tech. ln3t .. 15,73;Not. „n. 1921: thildrtn-Doug-'.00t., Conn, Litton J: Po.[[ Cu..water dint ., 1r5.q. 0, MCA,

SS''1,•t f1r3'J4 Operation; N,AS.A.a0d dil.A aupll+itL , n. Its'goc; 41, 4,7 .50. 5500; 1,•ctr. V. NOUe huge, 1940.rl.'sy Ch.wo 15, Std. Orfke: sllatmer3 IPril, 511.51; rouutlio s p0-tor St. Pill;

^a`G}nrlau. €`o.loh, Rtrf (ord, 0., 1932 . 50; pvolrt,•LQ 15:JliiIo-Lesna ,d, 141141 exa,• h. 11att• tot Priujnro . Sac, of Sorry. 11150•,71. slu,xloc fen„

1 1301•-, vothn; .:ia. VOL,icIu' Enrracilmll Coun.1.01. s 121oud i u:I 00, . ,. ..S SAtaatt . no S;yo11 U I'5, ill II. Son'cd to r.1aL• I1L1pldirl Corp , AS'S, 1942... ,...

A •1R. 130400050,1 S:rouae Stan ?Icm . ,\ 111. 1'U€lus, ,5s•1!1313 Y lr, presir . ,...,4;..r 111.x1 31o :.q. Cldea^ a •u,. Ss:hrae,ul Catlmih Thmis_iral tae ., Fatr;rt.ln

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r.0.1. Clnl,: Rla100 Univ. (Clv^o.1: Oiv.eenL;b n halo U .S. Jr. (pcex. It1.i44t5). Clair Jr. lpre .Fo;cal, 111,1: };%C0eLtllcc (lhlns Uttlch. FL•t,). 351, Olden (dir. cis€c alroRo cons.), 11:t:110011: floc 1loll, f.lrrnrtpoiLle, III. Of(ine : 203:2. (hires. PLO) chlnhhcrs Cnanuetcr. it. Ch.t-'..C4 1 will ,le,. Ch-'o. COG 14. tttnnt. (1reu. lO3S), Writer Call. AIrIIrl:, +BUCKLEY. William Elmhir;l, puUUsiler ; b. Rah- Curer', 111.5150). K€a'enlan (arcs, Op$n

gay, N.J., Oct. 6, 101 :1: s. John A. and ) largae01 ) lame. l :»r0 Cmnrlrt IIilh Ayr, Office: 11}:Stir tl5liohint) 13.; student U. In., 1932-31; nl, Sls;tan Will., Og,1e11, Utalr.

l'Irginiu Smith, AOg. 2, 931 • eh))dren -Cate-RUCiCIIER, Gtalge Mallet[, Jr„ eh,rrch +'•ly'n E. (tow Jlrs. L'toknsan Q. }lent[ 111.).

b. Pike 960.Comity. MO.. Oct. I. 1593; s. Ucarg: 5tWilliam F. Jr. exec. Wail, J: Rodin Co., 1st., backmfrs., Ralluny. \,J., 1933-42, Doubleday 3: Co., (elerryrnaul and Anna (Grifllh) R„ studcat l.•3.1'.C.. 10{3.49; )i(II Henry 11011 ,( Co., \.Y,C„ Stockton Coll., Will Sau;lrnost IFug.) Con,1'313.55, e.p., dir., 19;1-53; T.P. sales World Pub, ID1?•)3, L,ooi,butn ICere1001 GYpila101.iCo,. 'Clive., 19:5.64: r.;s boot, dir. McCall Cotp., )953; A.11„ Uulsef-Stotklon COIL. 1914, A.X.\,Y.C., 1555.52: 7.p, Curtis 1'ob. Co„ \,T.C., A.M., Central S'estcyan Coll., 1010: 1,lm., 11119r;•J-..•., Air. I,ao" dIVIAuh. 10$0 •^-• Settcd to It, Colt., 19_5: Doctor of Laos. Cul,'. t•Stoc,,tnn ecomb[ . CSSU1104'3.4.5, Stcns. flit 1)4150 T'Iwla. 1910: D .Litt. Croat Atlantic Chry.timt Colo,;Club: )2u1Js oIt (,Y.Y.C,1. llome; E::1:LSwunLC, 01010100 Winifred flagec. August 4, 191:,:

aeeriy' tl^e€'Ci.,•,IIr01^TIU,..S,)'. 10709. Office: Gil dyers--'Sc£an L5lrs, 1'hfl!p Jae''°0; 34;o.A1p1i.t, Nitta Si„ma Rho, Clubs: At)hrlon. l}Cnl(; Alr ulta Ilia.) \,st, Oatf! Ei110mA0 N.Y.C. '1082°"'-•"^"•- Mrs. ltaymond Wheeler). Georgia SYinifr0,l ',!-

llan Ltitft' DUCKLEY, Wllllam Frank, Jr ,, man. editoau-seph R. Dotlalue). Ordained nliuisice UE:I Palm Desert, Cal.), ]Home; 75540 Came t"

10100 )1C crt, Cal. Office; Equ€tahtet Ctdg•,71

t• then-tt-Z0o'0nGn_aot,,,.;d _Il1„i;, s. William Flan- C0hrist. 1415: (liked 0asto:atts of churchc1 at ::..

)and. 9. e. and Moist i5lelnt[) to.. student U. illiao, 1915:%IOnte atul Lee's Suutmtt, S i7 , 0x',. -

en;ur urch, lflsi€iiind, Sr01hrt`or E'irst Cluktho ChBUCKLEY, Jeroate livnlltin, educator ; It. Futon- R.A., fait. So50; M. 1111cicra Taylor, My G , 1930; r,,• also professor, Biblical )lt. I[asting3 CO!Itr•.

to, Out.. Can., Aug. 39, 1017: s, SOOtc; Oa and 1 stn, C1u1110)0er T. St. editor American MartrrrY . 24, prof, of s0:10lagy ', 19:5.227; Pallor Co:,•.5ifelioe Isabelle (`Canso) R.; 13.A., U. TO101110 103_: tditor•la ,chitl V 110011 Ralete, \.Y-C„ 1'155 oft Christ, Grind Rap€ds, Micrt„ 1927.03: : '1134; A.51., Ilarrsrd, I959 , Pb]).. 1042: m; Eliza - - , Sened to 2d It., Ctrl., ACS, 1914-40. Clubs: 55'ollti Call, internat. ntog, of 1031110104 of kbcth Ja0O Adams, June 10, 1943; eh01dren-5icholas, V.Y. Yacht, 101011 101.10. Olcrse.is 1hcss (N.Y.C.): 11050-Sl: lutenist. 005ioIstaller ComaVicLerla , Eleanor. Came to 111E United' Stoles, National 1•re>; (W.tsldnglonl, Auilha4: Cod alit Clri;tl.n3 Gutty (Dicripks of C(Ulitl,10,0, oatulatttid, 1945, Sutctssicely 111skuctor, 'tan 1L We. 1951: MtCoritp and 11id Fnamics n erhn mlurslet St. Paulo Christian Ch..assistant otalcssor , sssotiatt prof.. p:bf. E:ns- (trill; L. 11rent Uotcil) , 1451; Up P roof l.ibcrall'm . 61.0; Acct[, 111,7. 5th. Phillips C., l:'.11th U. Who, 1012.51; Cuggenhtict Iellaµ'i 1943•£7:, puhlirl i, 1055; Tun Fnnrdilr of A flour, 1wU.

54Hier Unlnn Semlalry, Puerto Itlcn, Ulf-

cis. 1x10 . prof. Columbia. 193.•53, prof., 1931-6t; 190. Editor; The Committee and its Critic;, st)retaty Council on Christian Units, 1Prof. liannrd . IGO1•-: summer oil, P:of. Parlous 1974, Conlhr. Omni Itic100. 1?59. The littellec- m m. noes. cons, Fill. Callntii Cho. „L 1Hahn.: Cugunlrtim feLlaa•, 1973.64. ,Recipient foals, 1939, P.un,hle3 Lclt and Sight. 1903: tfhnt AlI IeCjCa, IOIO.50:, member Or Aroentesn CO:" -Christi-In Gauss auar, Yttl Beta% Kap- is CanscrlatI3nr ? 1964; Dlalogucs In Amceicanlom, y5 rld Council of Cho., 1911.45; mcnebc.pa, LOSS. Stem. Modertt tans. Assn. Episcopalian. 1:1+14: '114 Cnmoking or a Mayor. 1900: also 1(513at, affairs of Not. Council tact.;Vdlla;: William F,r(e0L lt,'niey', 1913: Tic VLO(2niou pCllod€cals . OCCUe! 130) 1:. 35kh 5t„ S':.Y.C, 1G. enlcat Intl.. Sniuerld. lOll-.-: del.Tempts, 19.51' Tcnn),ioe, the Growth of a Poet.-rwK•"^+ r.-....,.. •^Curti. on }with sod order }:diuhu:gh, 5,:0

BUCK51All, lien"r`y liol n (I` con3 c3tiL frig[":: 'r,. Cou1. Chme6, Camamnl0 0.. State, Ur(,'.ptlblidl 191;0: The TdunlV€t of 3'€mc, pub, 1960. OnS[adF.d€lor. 1'oenl3 of Tennyson, {935. Co•Nito;; Tuelrn JacksahllUr, F)a.. Oct. 2c. 1550• s. 3[tnry ][01- del. to World 1{is4onxcy Mr., ss

hundred Years, 1919: Pans)' or the Ylcta;i.'ut Period. land loll Satoh C1ruohcr3 (,lllisou) It.. 1;.5.. 1100- Ira101n11 del. to Ci.-ticrrnce of Chwdst; Of a'19,7-1: ll.o or3 of l:fili oh Littxsts+:e, 11002. I{once: card, 1003; Posttatl, student units. Berlin, 1•t€0x31. great 1. deln and Ireland , 19}3' lic; of -191 Coc101au St., Unlncont 75, M,n+. Mike: Warwn also Royal Tech. Coll., Chu[atecn6u :c: no. M lt,%: ld mbly IV'urld Counci( Of Chs., 10143,ltoui„ Il.utard U„ Conlhritign 3$, Slais. 17000 ter, Apr. 20, loll: cllldccen-tilisan Canithers U

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(Mrs. It. Uas3ett), lltnry llollalld 111. Yardley' Drake. 1045.91, fund}uCe on Colo.. led, n1.

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When he took over as conductor inchief of the Houston Symphony in1967, Composer-Pianist Andre Prev'joyfully exclaimed: "At last I•am doiiexactly what I want to do!" Now liecan look for something else that hewants to do. Orchestra President Mau-rice Hirsch• abruptly announced last^ee that Previn's contract will not be

Hewed. Hirsch indicated that the or-chestra's sponsors were disgruntled overPrevin's outside commitments, notablyhis romance with the London SymphonyOrchestra. Another problem seems tohave been Previn's mod, madcap ways.His romps in blue jeans through thecity's nightspots with Mia Farrow havebeen amply recorded by local gossip col-,umnfsts. For his part, Previn is out-raged. "The town is musically wide-open for new things," he said, "but theorchestra is run by the most conservativegroup of people I've ever seen, even incartoons."

A small but rabid band of Welsh na-tionalists has been sounding off angrilyever since the announcement that Brit-ain's Prince Charles would be formallynamed Prince of Wales this July 1. Butthe protests all seemed more bark thanbite. Now nine Welshmen are on trialfor organizing a paramilitary outfitcalled the Free Wales Army, and lastweek the court was told of a documentfound in the home of one defendant de-tailing plans to murder young Charles"if necessary" to prevent his investitureat-Caernarvon Castle. Unmoved, Charlesmaintained his royal composure andwent about his studies of Welsh lan-guage and history at the University Col-lege of Wales.

At 74, he is four years past theusual mandatory retirement age for.-fed-eral employees. But last week, as he cel-ebrated his 45th anniversary in,the samejob, FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover al-lowed that he has "many plans and as-pirations for the future. None of them,"said Hoover pointedly, "include retire-ment. As long as God grants me thehealth and stamina to continue, I haveno- ambition other than to remain inmy post as.director of the Ft31."

It has to be the most bizarre writer-v.-writer confrontation since WestbrookPegler took on Drew Pearson. Chargingthat Gore Vidal waged "a campaign of

ANDRE &,MIACartoon without chuckles.

dam face and you'll stay plastered."Thy sounded faintly libelous itself.Asked if he planned to file a coun-tersuit , Vidal said, "It 's possible."

The iriimense tarpaulin dropped and100 doves soared into the sky as JacquesLipchifz's latest sculpture, Peace onEarth, was unveiled tit the Music Cen-ter in Los Angeles. Donated by Phi-lanthropists Lawrence Deutsch andLloyd Rigler, and valued at $250,000,the 29-ft.-high, 10-ton design gives el-oquent testimony to the career of the 77-year-old sculptor. Lipchitz spent threeyears on the project, laboring in his stu-dio in central Italy. His efforts were in-terrupted by the Florentine floods of

persistent, false and defamatory alle-gations, both oral and written, that heis a^Nozi," Conservative Columnist WiI-fiamYl3eyfiled suit asking for $5S00^b in damages. The charges' stemmedfrom a fan-and-claw exchange that lookplace on ABC-TV, during the DemocraticConvention last August. At one pointi alled Buckle ath b Vidd t l ye e, cn a ae"crypto-Nazi," to which Buckley replied:"Listen, you queer, stop calling me acrypto-Nazi or I'll sock you in your gad-

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final plaster. 1, n aunted, rpc s z begananew. He was on hand to see his workuniled. "Peace an Earth is my prayerf,^Aneace," he said. "If it will help us

peace, then it is good sculpture;es not, it is bad sculpture."

"I'll take apy flight that comes along,"said the- crew-c.tt Navy captain. "Thesooner I get off the ground the better.'.'",.Alan Shepard Jr.'s a igerness was un-derstandable . Exactly eight years agolast week , he had blasted off aboardthe Freedom 7 Mercury capsule to be-come the nation's first man in space.But an inner-ear ailment grounded himlate in 1964 and he has been holdingdown a NASA desk job ever since. Nowafter surgery , Shepard , 45, has been pro-nounced fit for space travel once again,possibly aboard a moon-bound Apollo

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Student dissent has infected even thesecond-graders at Beauvoir School ofthe National Cathedral in Washington-or so says Senator Ted Kennedy.The morning after a stormy homeworksession with seven-year-old Ted Jr., hefound the following note outside his bed-room door. "You are not ascing me qes-tungs abouat the 5 pages. You are notcreting my home work, it is a freewrold." Said Ted Sr.: "I called for thecampus police."

As escort for her first official WhiteHouse party, a masked ball, Tricia Nix-on chose the capital's newest Congress-man and most eligible bachelor, BarryGoldwater Jr. Blessed with his father'sstrong-jawed good looks, young Barryis nothing if not a romantic figure, andhe and Tricia made a handsome coupleas they danced to the beat of the Tur-tles and the Temptations. Republicanmatchmakers immediately started buzz-ing about yet another White House wed-ding. But their concern seems apremature ; after all , it was only Trfciaand Barry's first date.

•There are some who might be im-pressed by Tittenhurst Park, a 72- acre es-tate 26 miles west of London , completewith a rambling Georgian mansion, Tu-dor, tea pavilion, tennis court, heatedswimming pool, gate lodge and fourstaff cottages. There are also those whoare unaffected by such trappings. Amon;them are Tittenhurst's new owners: Beat-le John Lennon and his Japanese bride,

s'`I ` Yoko Ono. "A mansion?" scoffs John.4r,'%>?;^' 1 "A nice functional house with just a cou-

ple of rooms for Yoko and me." What^.. •.• ; x about that splendid private picture gal

a .. ' ry: Jusi. it suCU wnvte evcryvi3c waysfi ? Ae Th 348 000 i' $e ce tagn pr n-I P aPong ,

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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

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The HonorableClarence M. Kelley, DirectorFederal Bureau of Investigation

Dear Mr. Kelley:

0Mr. William Frank Buckley Jr., born November 24, 1925,in New York , New York , i s under consideration for aPresidential appointment which requires a currentinvestigation. It is requested, therefore, that appro-priate investigation be conducted and the results fortywarded to the Office of Security.

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50N, music din , candy.; b. N.'(C„ P,qr, 14,d Minnie ( Buckley) B.: B.A,. Columbia}, 3946;1959; m. Mary Elenderson , May 27, 1948;

on. Richard Edward . Music dir, Columbia Grandn Beach ( Fla,) Symphony and Chorus, 1938-41,941.42 , 550 CarloOpera , 1943.45, WOR-NIBS..rquis do Cuevas Ballet, 1950, Mendelssohn Glee53, P.R, Opera Festival, 1954- 58, Symphony or• State Mus . Festival, 1955, Tagarazuka Danceltcatre, Los Angeles, 1953, Chautauqua Festival,ir. Miami ( Fla.) Opera Guild, 1950-, Central1956-; music dir., candy. Ft. Lauderdale

nusie dir. Seattle Opera. 1964-• condr. N.Y.C.kith New Orleans and Bolt. Operas,sraaees with various orchs ., i ncluding Toronto7nonic, Mpls. Symphony . Miami Symphonyy ;,ver, 1956. Columbia , 1957-58. Manhattan Sc12,tple V., 1970. N,C, Sch. Arts, 157 It dir. world:rat including The Ballad of Baby Doe, 1956,Who Gets Slapped , 1959. The Crucible, 1961,1, 1963. Lady from Colorado , 1964; recordingsComposers Records Inc ., Holladay. Recipient

Call,. 1936. Alice M. Ditson Conductor ' s award.ors Sash, 1965 , Gold Chair award Central Cityroil award Fla ., 1971; chevalier Order Arts andMem, Nat. Assn . Am. Composers and Condrs,mo227f N E 61st Ct Imperial Point FortOffice, 450 E Las Olas Blvd Fort Lauderdale

WILSON, educator ; b. Prentiss, Miss., Oct. 7,std Otto (Watts) B.; B.A., Le . Coll„ 1936; LL, B.,f,A., Fla. State U., 1955; Ph.D., So, IIt, U.,1966;ouch, Dec. 22, 1940; children-Charles Ray.t. ,long. editor Daily News, Mt, Pleasant, Tex.,tographer Daily Town Talk, Alexandria. La.,tor Morning Free Press , Erasion, Pa „ 1940-4 t,I: copy editor Buffalo Evc, News, 1941-42;only Democrat , Huntingdon , Tenn., 1945.46;o office. Alexandria. La., 1947.49; grad, asst.

U.. 1949-50; copy editor, editor financial sect.1950.55; admitted to Miss. bar, 1954; prof.,U. So. Miss„ 1955.64, asso. prof. journalism,sm So. Ill . U.,1964.65; churn. dopt,journalism,n Marcos, 1967-, ass*. prof., 1967-70, prof„y Newspapers. Inc., pubs, The News-Bayformer. Raleigh , Miss., The Signal .Teylorville,ign to It, naval aviator, USNR, 1943.46:in. Am.. Miss. bar assns ., Assn, for Edn. inAssn, Journalism Sob. Adminstrs. Democrat.ress : 11I Nichols St San MarcosTX 78666

MELVYN, transp. co. exec,; b. N.Y.C., June 3,it (Zinn ) B,; student Coll, City N.Y„ 1936.40;, 7, 1947; children-Richard Elliott, Steven

ibb Ai 195areanrways.4 treas., exec. v.p.,cr, dir. subsidiaries D.C. Transit System, Inc.•ions Am ., T.C.A. Broadcasting, Inc., El

Washington Bd . Trade. Meru. Nat , Comma.Am.. 1964-: mcm. transp. div. United JewishUS, 1942.45, Recipient citation Govt. Virginorio insular Di Aruba, Antilles Necrlandes.1. Clubs: Wings, Friars (N.Y.C.); Nat. Aviation1335 Club De Hewlett Harbor NY 11557ew York City NY 10019

BUCHANAN, mfg. exec.; b. Atlantic City,William Howard and Kathleen J. (McShane)riory Sch„ 1934; B.S., Yale, 1938; in. Jeanchildren-Barbara J., J. Russell, William H.,

or Meter Co., Bklyn., 1938.42: with RevereNew Bedford, Mess., 1942-, in various mill4248, asst , works mgr., 1948-52, asst, gen.ec, vice pres ., dir.; dir. Baystate Corp„ Newn Light Co.; trustee, elk. New Bedford Pasta.Mass . Econ, Stablzn. Bd. Bd . dirs. (pres.of Greater New Bedford, (past pres.) Jr.

or New Bedford, Asso. Industries of Mass„bet Hasp., New Bedford, Millicent Library,

Yale (Boston); Wamsutra, Country (Newt St Fairhaven MA 02719 Office: 24 N Front2740

NE, U.S. senator; b. N.Y.C., Mar. 9, 1923;Lloise (Steiner) B.; B.A., Yale, 1943, LLB.,

s M 253ooey, ay2,19; children--Peter Pierce,la Langford, William Frank, David Lane,itted to N.Y, bar, 1949; asso. firm Wiggin &

V: v.p., dir. Catawba Corp„ 1953.70; U.S.1-- Candidate for U.S. senator from N.Y.,' illi F Bkam.ucley for mayor N,Y,C.. 1965.R, 1943.46. Office: Old Senate Office Bldg

HAMILTON, educator; b. Toronto, Ont.,rues Ora and Madeline Isabelle (Morgan) B.;

9; A.M., Harvard, 3940 1942; m.Ph,D., ,June 19, 1943: children-Nicholas, Victoria,1939, naturalized , 1948. Successively inset,rot. English . U. Wis., 1942-54: Guggenheimt1.. prof. Columbia, 1952.53, prof., 1954-61;ummee vii, prof. various univs .; Guggenheiment Christian Gauss award Phi Data Kappa.sn. U. Profs . English , Modern Lang. Assn. ,

dim. Author : William Ernest Hanley, 1945;9 51: Tenh Ghf60nyson , terowt oa poet, 19;1966. Editor : Poems of Tennyson 1953:.+t'r•tcrs 1066 Th. Prc•Rspbaclne s, l' 8.

'} 1:',-e•,rs. 1949, Poetry of the Vi.aorr.,nor British Literature , 1962, Home: 191MA 02178 Office : Widener Library 245

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BUCKLEY, JOHN LEE, Jr., food co. exec .; Is. Bali,. July 7, 1916;John Let and Marict ( Freburgcr ) aB., student' Salt, Pol yy . Inst.,

1930-34: B.S., cons.. Wharton Sch, U. Pa,. 1938; in. Rita M.Scanlan, ScKicinbra), SMarie, Karen'-ATE-4. Accountant , Causal, Gas & Electric Co. Salt.,1938.41: accountant Ernst & Ernst , Boil,, 1941-45. 46 .47: controllerMcCormick & Co.. Inc., Bolt., 1947-, v.p., 1969-. also dir., mem.Jr. Rd, Execs., cbmn,. 395142; dir. Ampacco, Inc., Bait., treas.,1954-. Totes., mem. exec. corn , Cath . Youth Orgn. Retreat Housand Summer Day Camp, Bolt., 1961-. Trustee Bon Secours HBale., mem. finance com., 1971-. Served as It. U.S,) USNR. 1CPA., Md. Main. Financial Execs. Inst . (,arcs. Batt. shpt,Am. last, Accountants. Md. Mn.sC.P.A's, Md. Arad.corn,. controller 1968-). Am. Mgmt. Assn.. Pa. AlumAm. Legion (churn, post scholarship corn. 1953-),

.46.45.66).

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riole Advs.,Kappa Sigma. Democrat . Roman Catholic (churn. c . finance corn.1968-, mcm. adv. bd, 1968-), Home: 5600 N Ch As St BaltimoreMD 21210 Office: 11350 McCormick3 Rd Hunt V !ley MD 21030

BUCKLEY, JOHN WILLIAM, petroleum co. axe .; b. N.Y,C„ June22. 1920; s. William F. and Aloise ( Steiner) B.; B. Yale. 1942: in.Ann B. Harding, Nov. 1949 (dec.); children-Ma Aloise, Sohn M..Engaged in axpioratoty and produeingasptcts of ail, Veneauefs, Can,.other countries : pres.. dir. Can. So. Petroleum, Ltd., 154-: pres., dir.United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd„ Pantepec Internat ., Inc. dir. PancoastalPetroleum Co.. CA. Served from pvt . to lit, It ., AU 1942.46; N.Africa France. Clubs: Camp Fire of America ; Racque. and Tennis,Union League (N.Y.C.). Roman Catholic. Home: Lnkevi CT 06939Office; Sharon CT 06059 also 103 E 37th Si New Yor City NY10016

BUCKLEY, JOSEPH, clergyman; b, St. Paul. Sept. 3, 1905; s.Augustine and Mary (Magner) B.; student Marist Coll., Washingto1925.27; S.T,D., Angelico U., Rome, Italy, 1931; M.A. In Philosophy.U. Notre Dame, 1947. Joined Soc, of Mary, 1925, ordained priestRoman Catholic Ch.. 1931; prof, theology and philosophy MaristColl., 1931.34, Notre Dame Sam., New Orleans. 1934.41. 46.52,58-59; leery. U. Notre Dame, 1946, summers 1949, 50.51; foundingpastor St. Pius X Parish, Berard, 0., 1952-58: provincial WashingtonProvince. Soc . of Mary, 1959-6 1, 70-, superior gen.,156 L •69. Votingroom, Vatican Ecumenical Council II and First Synod Bishops. 1967,Served to maj. Chaplain Corps, AUS, 1942.46. Decorated BronzeStar. Mem. Am. Philos. Assn., Am. Cash. Thcol, Sac., Am. Legion(ehaploin La, 1950-51, Ohio 1953.54, Italy-Greece 1969-70). Author.Man's Last End, 1949; Christian Design for Sex. 1952; Purity,Modesty, Marriage, 1960, Translator (from French to English): TheThree Stages of Spiritua l Lite, 3 vols., 1956. Home: 480 Northfield RdBedford OH 44146 Office: 221) Taylor St,NE Washington DC 20017

BUCKLEY. JOSEPH PAUL, pharmacologist; b, Bridgeport, Conn.,Jan. 12, 1924; B.S., U. Conn., 1949; M,S., Purdue U., 1951. Ph.D.,1952: in. Shirley Elizabeth Jane Shipman, Aug. 16, 1947. Asst, prof.pharmacology IS. Pitts„ 1952.55, asso. prof., 1955.58, prof., headdept. pharmacology , 1958-, asso. dean Sch. Pharmacy, 1959-: staffpharmacologist St. John's One. Hosp ., Pitts., Western Pa. Hosp ,; cons.pharmacologist Eaton Labs„ Norwich, N.Y., AN. Robins & Co., Inc.,Richmond, Va. Served as 2d It. USAAF, 1943.45, Decorated Airmedal with clusters : Am, Found. Phmm, Erin. follow, 1950-.12;recipient award Angiology Research Found.. 1965, award Am.Pharm. Assn,. 1966. Registered pharmacist , Conn., 1949- -• Mem.Aced. Pharm. Scis. (churn. sect, pharmacology and bio-chemistry1965.67, v.p. 1969.70), Am. See. Pharm. and Expel. Therapeutics,Am. Pharm. Assn.. A.A.A.S. (sec. sect pharm , $cis, 1961.67. chain,sect ., v.p. 1969), N.Y. Acad. Sei., Sigma Xi, Rho Chi, Phi Sigma. PhiLambda U.silon. Kappa Psi (grand council dep.). Presbyn. Contbr,articles prop , jours. Cons, editor lour. Behavioral Pharmacology.Home: 1264 Arrowuod Dr Pittsburgh PA 15243 Office: Salk HallTerrace St Pittsburgh PA 15243

BUCKLEY, PRISCILLA LANGFORD, mag. exec.; Is. N.Y.C., Oct.17, 1921; d. William Frank and Aloise (Steiner) Buckley: B.A., SmithCall.. 1943. Copy girl. sports writer U,P., N,Y.C. 1944, radio rewrite,1944.47, corr.. Paris, France, 1954- 57: news editor radio sta. WACA,Camden, S.C., 1947.48 ; reports offi cer CIA. Washington. 1951-53;with Nat. Review mag., N.Y.C., 1957--, mng. editor, 1959-. Club:Overseas Press (N.Y.C.). Home: Great Elm, Sharon , Cr 06069.Office: National Review L50 E 35th St New York City NY 10016

BUCKLEY, ROBERT JOSEPH, machine toot mfg. co . exec.; b.N.Y.C., Mar. 16. 1924; s. Thomas William and Catherine Alberta(Nolan ) B.: B.A. with distinction , Wesleyan U„ Middletown , Conn.,1950; J.D.. Cornell U., 1953; m. Polly Dec, June 18, €948:children-Robert Joseph, John Nolan, Peter Thomas. Claire Dec.Brian Edwin , Mark Charles . Christopher Lawrence , and Paul Gerard.Asst. plant engr. Net . Cash Register Co., 1951.52; supr. N.Y. StateLaw Revision Commn., 1952.53, admitted to N.Y. bar, 1954: withGen. Electric Co., 1953.61, mgr. union relations , Schenectady,1959.61 ; with Baldwin-Lima'Hamilton Corp., 1961.68, gen. mgr.Standard Steel div., 1962.68, v.p. corp., 1962.68: exec. v.p. IngersollMilling Machine Co„ Rockford, Ill., 1968.70, pros ., 1970-. Bd. dirs.St. Anihonys Hosp., Rockford. Served with inf. AUS, 1942.46.Decorated Purple Heart, Mcm, Am. Iron and Steel Inst .. N.Y. StateBar Assn.. Pa . Mfrs. Assn., Am. Ordnance Assn., Transp. Assn. Am.,Machinery and Allied Products inst. (mfg. council). Newcomen•Soc.Club: Cornell N.Y. Athletic. Overseas Press (N.Y.C.). Home: 924Ridgewood Rd Rockford IL 6 1 107 Office: 707 Fulton St Rockford IL61103

1945.49:with Henry Holt & Co., N''Y.C.. i949:58, v.p„ dlr., 1951.58;e,p. sales World Pub, Co., Cleve „ 1958.60; v.p . book div, McCall

'1Corp„ N.Y.C., 62; v.p, Curtis Pub. Co., 1962.66, di,,book div

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1968- ehmn. s Book Co., 1968-; ehmn., pros. CambridgeBook Co., subsi i.., cs Cowles Communications inc., €968-. Servedto It. Comdr. USNR, 1942.45. Mem, Phi Delta Tlieta. Clubs: DutchTreat (N,'b'.C.); Lawrence,(N.Y.) Reach: Ocean of Florida (Defray-

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BUCKLEY, WILLIAM: FRANK, Jr., mag . editor, author; b, N.Y.C.,Nov. 24, 1925; s. William Frank and Aloise (Steiner) B,; student U.Mexico, 1943; B.A.. Yale. 1950; L.H.D., Satan Hall U., 1966. NiagaraU., 1967, Mt. St. Mary's Call., 1969; LL.D., St. Peter's Coll., 1969.Syracuse U., 1969, Ursinus Coll., 1969, Lehigh U.. 1970: D.Sc., CurryColi, 1970; m. Patricia Taylor. July 6, 1950: 1 son. Christopher T,Asso, editor Am . Mercury, 1952; editor-in-chief Not. Rev.. N.Y.C.,1955-. Mcm. USIA Adv. Commn., 1969-. Served to 2d It., inf,ACS, 1944.46, Clubs: New York Yacht, Overseas Press (N.Y.C.):National Press (Washington), Author: God and Man at Yale. 1951:(with L. Brent Botclt) McCarthy and His Enemies 1954: Up FromLiberalism, 1959: Rumbles Left and Right, 1963; The Vnmaking ofaMayor, 1966: The Jeweler's Eye. 1968, The Governor Listeth, 1970.Editor: The Committee and Its Critics. 1962. Odyssey of a Friend.1970; Did You Ever See a Dream Walking?, 1970. Contbr. to OceanRacing, 1959 , The Intellectuals. 1950, What is Conservatism? 1964:Dialogues in Americanism , 1964; Violence in the Streets . 1968, TheBeatles Book, 1968, Spectrum of Catholic Attitudes. 1969, GreatIdeas Today Annual, 1970; also periodicals . Host weekly show FiringLine, 1966-; syndicated columnist, 1962-, Office: 150 E 35th SiNow York City NY 10016

BUCKLLIN, DONALD HARTWELL, educator; b. Provide2• s, Harold Stephen and Haze 4)„B, r wn U„

i943; ostgra arvard, 1952.$3: in.Hope Lamprey Cone , Sept . 1946; children-William Hartwell. AnneCone, Stephen Loomis. Research fellow biology Harvard, 1952-53:asst. prof. biology Coll. William and Mary, 1953.54; asst. prof.zoology, U. Wiz.. Madison, 1964-69, asso, prof., 1959.65. prof.zoology 1965-70. Asst. biologist Va. Fisherie Lab., summer 1954:dir.NSF Academic Year Inst., 1959.61, cons. Madison Center BSCS,1960-, writing conE, summer 1960 , 61,62; coordinating tchr. filmseries Am. Inst . Biol. Scis ., 1961, 67- 68, CURBS, 1967-68. ActiveBrown U. Alumni Fund, Served to it. USNR, 1943.46. Mcm.A.A.A.S., Am. Si.oZoologists, Soc. for Study of Devcl, and Growth.Am. Inst. Biol. Scis., N.A.B.T. Author: (with T. Weis) Readings inGrowth and Differentiation , 1963: Syllabus for Experimental Coursein General Zoology, 1964. Conibg. author to biol , surcebooks, lob.manuals . Home : 222 Frigate Dr Madison WI 53705

BUCKAIAN, KARL EPIMET, educator ; b. Muscatine , Ia., Dec. 25,1906: s. John Buck and Sarah (Crease) B.; A.S. in Polit, Sci., FresnoState Coll., 1942: grad. student . Stanford , 1944: M.A, in Polit. Econs.,Claremont U., 1952. Prof. polit . sci. Fresno State COIL, 1942-, churn.dept ., 1064-. Spl. cons. Cal, Bd. Edo. on Jr. High Texts in Govt.,1965 . Cop. Chan., Fresno County Grand Jury, 1956; ehmn. eom,rcorgn. Nursing Home Fresno County, 1957; churn. Fresno Redeeel,Agy.• 1956.66. sMom, Am., No. Cal, (presdi. citation 1964, pros, 1960)pelts. sci, assns., Western Assn. Slavic Studies, Blue Key. Pi GammaMu. Kappa Delta Rho. Republican. Home: 3536 N Poplar St FresnoCA 93704

BUC'MAN, THOMAS RICHARD, educator, found, exec.; b.Reno. May 3, 1923; s. Thomas Eli and Georgia Christina (Damm) B.:B.A.. U. Pacific, 1947; ccttilicate U. Stockholm. 1951; M.A. (fellowScandinavian studies), U. Minn., 1952, B.L.S. (H.W.1Vilson scholar),1953; M. Gunhild Margarcto Malmk)cll, May 1, 1948;children-Anne Christina, Carol Erica, Clk., Permit Office forGermany, Allied High Commn„Stockholm, Sweden, 1949-50; sr. elk,U. Minn. Library, 1952.53; asst, reference librarian Ore, State U.Library. 1953-54; King Gustav V fellow in Sweden, Am. ScandinaviaFound., 1954.55; asst. librarian Modesto (Cal.) Jr. Call. Library.1955.56; head acquisitions dept, U. Kan, Library, 19$6.60. asso. dir.,1960-61, dir. €ibraries, 196 1.68, lectr. in Scandinavian, 1958.61: prof.bibliography, univ. librarian Northwestern U., Evanston, Ill., 1968.71;pres. Found, Center, 1971-: dir. Internet. relations office A.L.A..1966.67. Mem. Gov. Kan. Corn. Library Service. 1963.64; main. Kan.State Library Adv. Commit , 1963.67; mem. master plan corn. Ill. Bd.Higher Edn., 1968.69. Served with USNR, 1943-46. Guggenheimfollow. 1964-65. Fellow Linncan Soc. London; main. A,L,A, (churminternat, relations adv. corn, for liaison with Japanese Libraries1967-71 ), Kan. Library Assn„ (churn. intellectual freedom cam., pres.1967.63), Assn. Research Libraries (pres. 1971-72), Bibliog. Soc.

Am., Sac, Advancement Scandinavian Study (sec,.treas . 1959.69) .Am. Civil Liberties Union, Am. Assn, U. Profs., Am. Sac. InformationSci. Clubs: Caxton, Arts (Chgo.) ; Rockefeller Luncheon (N.Y.).Editor, translaron Modern Theatre: Seven Plays and an Essay (by ParLagcrkviist), 1966, Editor. Bibliography and Natural History, (966:University and Research Libraries in Japan and the United States.1972. Contbr. articles to Pratt. joins. Home: 3 Pine Dr PartWashington NY 11050

BUCKNAM, JAMES ROMEO, newspaper editor; b. LivermoreFalls, Mt„ Apr. 26, 1911; 5. Howard Leland and Rose Alma(Deshents) Batudent U. N.H.,1930-33; m. Adrienne Metcyer. Aug.6. 1034, (div. Dec. 1965): children-Beverly Anne (Mrs. Louis F.Marcou). Howard V.. James L., Nancy R. (Mrs. Charles E. Murphy!:in. 2d. Cecilr LeBlanc, Jan . 14. 1967. Reporter-editor Berlin (71.11.)

BUCKLFY. R013ERT WILLIAM, mfg. co. exec.; Is. Boston, Dec. Reporter, 1933.43;deskman Manchestcr(N.H,) Union Leader, 194J-28, 1905: s. Joseph William and Mary Ellen (Dimes) B.: Ph.B., Brown 49, night editor, 1949-62, mng. editor, 1962.69, exec, editor, 1969-U,. 1927; student Harvard Grad, Sch. Bus. Adminstrn., 1929: no. Morn. Gov.'s Traffic Safety Commn. 1963.65; churn. N.H. TrafficMarion Hadley. June 29,,1935; children--Robert William, Arthur Safety Como., 1965-i main. lid, rev. Boy Scouts Am.. 1968•-•: mem.Hcdley, Marian Susan. With Dancer-Fitzgerald'Sarriple, advt. Joint Hosp. Commn., Manchester, 1969-. Vice Pros, Our Lady of1946.47, Benton & Bowles, advt., 1948.49; with Ludlow T1ipogreph Mercy Hosp.: Ares„ bd. govt,, mcm. adv. 1.d, Notre Dome harp.Co., Chgo., 1950-, v.p., 1961.64, pres., 1964-, also dir.: treas. Served with USMCR, World War 11; PTO. Mcm, Am. Legiun.NPEA Exhibits, Incorporated.. Chairman parents committee V,F.W.. Marine Corps Combat Corns. Assn., Marine Corps Rts,Monmouth College. President board ofedn.Frecmont(lit.)Towasltip Officers Assn, Home; 34 Albin Rd Bow NH 03301 Office: 35Sch. Dist 79 1955 Republican candidate for 111. Ho. of Reps 1964 Amherst Si lfanehcatcr NH 03 [ttl1555, . .. ^^^11cm, Nit. nrinting Equipment Assn tole), Br<•v.:r L: As;n Alain /E / . ^•c,R: •r,p 1- Club bro wn Fla. r ^y. ty-4,. Llf q11^^ n. Orli.y iS.2andNiTlie t: A. n; ch:1 26b ; in. •'' eIll,

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Faye . Actuarial dept . The Maccabees , Detroit. 1926-27: asst. actuaryBUCKLEY, TIM, eomposer. vocalist; b. Washing(on , Feb, 14, 947; New World Life Ins. Co .. Spokane. Wash., 1928-30; aetuar € al dept.s. Tim and Elaine ( Scalia ) B. Recorded Tim Buckley. Hello-and Bankers Life Co., Den t'aines . 1930-31, supr. tuarial 'Sept..Goodb're. I tappy Sad, 1966-; composer (with others ) mos. seer tar 1931-34. asst . actuary, 1934- 45. navy, actuary, 1945.46, v.p., actuary.film C.hatgei ; concert performances include Royal Albert l-l tl. 1946.36, v.p . 1956.60. exec . v.p. 1960.6 :. Pres ., 1961.68. ehmn. bd..Landon, Eng., 1968, appearance with N.Y. Philha rmonic, 1949. 1968-7!. Mem, adv bd.' Mercy- Hosp., Des Moines. Follow Sac.

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We would appreciate your authorizing the FederalBureau of Investigation to release a copy of their 1969investigation on the above named individual. Thereports should be sent to the Department's Office ofSecurity,

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position not stated. He is Editor-in-Chief of "National

We have today received a request from theDepartment of State for an investigation of Buckley, aged47, who is being considered for a Presidential appointment

Review , " New York City,

In June, 1969, at the request of The White House,an applicant-type investigation was conducted concerningBuckley, who had been named by the President to serve asa member of the U. S. Advisory Commission on Information..Persons interviewed during that inv tigation furaishedfavorable comments concerning him. f! I

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THE FOLLOWING ARE APPOINTEE'S FAMILY MEMBERS RESIDING

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REFERENCE BUREAU TELETYPE 8/8/730

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NEW YORK CITY, ADVISED

HE CONTINUES TO BE THE ACCOUNTANT FOR THE APPOINTEE AND THAT

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CERNING HIM ON 6/4/69. HE ADVISED NOTHING HAS COME TO HIS

.ATTENTION OF A DEROGATORY NATURE CONCERNING BUCKLEY AND THAT

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WEEKLY TELEVISION SHOW "FIRING LINE," AND WRITES ABOUT A BOOK

A YEAR AND HAS NUMEROUS SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS.

THE FOLLOWING INTERVIEWS WERE CONDUCTED BY SA

ON 8/9/73,

NEW YORK CITY, ADVISED

HE REPRESENTED THE APPOINTEE IN HIS LIBEL SUIT AGAINST ESQUIRE..

MAGAZINE AND GORE VIDAL. HE STATED ESQUIRE MADE A SETTLEMENT

WITH BUCKLEY OF $115,000 WHICH BUCKLEY FELT VINDICATED HIM AND

THAT HE THEREFORE DROPPED HIS SUIT AGAINST VIDAL.

ADVISED HE HAS KNOWN THE APPOINTEE SINCE HE APPEARED ON HIS

PROGRAM "FIRING LINE" IN THE SUMMER OF 1968. HE ADVISED HE

REGARDED THE APPOINTEE AS A PERSON OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER,

ASSOCIATES, AND LOYALTY TO THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, AND THAT

HE COULD RECOMMEND HIM HIGHLY FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH THE

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

ON 8/9/73,

KING. FEATURES SYNDICATE, 235 EAST 45TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY,

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AND ALSO ADVISED

KING FEATURES REPRESENTS THE APPOINTEE AS A SALES AGENT FOR

HIS COLUMN "ON THE RIGHT," WHICH APPEARS THREE TIMES WEEKLY IN

VARIOUS NEWSPAPERS IN THE COUNTRY. HE ADVISED HIS ESTIMATION

OF THE APPOINTEE HAS, IF ANYTHING, IMPROVED SI.NCE HE WAS

INTERVIEWED BY THE FBI CONCERNING HIM OF 6/6/69, AND THAT HE

KNOWS NOTHING OF A DEROGATORY NATURE CONCERNING HIM THAT MIGHT

REASONABLY BE A SOURCE OF EMBARRASSMENT TO THE UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT.

ON 8/13/73,

NEW YORK. CITY, ADVISED HE IS

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AND HAS KNOWN THE

APPOINTEE SINCE 1954. HE STATED HIS FIRM IS COUNSEL FOR

"NATIONAL REVIEW" AND THAT HE IS THE APPOINTEE'S PERSONAL

ATTORNEY. HE ADVISED HE CONSIDERS THE APPOINTEE IMPECCABLE AS

TO CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES, AND LOYALTY, AND THAT HE WOULD HAVE

NO HESITATION IN RECOMMENDING HIM FOR A POSITION OF'TRUST AND

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CONFIDENCE WITH THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. HE STATED

FURTHER THAT HE KNEW NOTHING IN HIS PERSONAL OR PROFESSIONAL

LIFE THAT MIGHT BE A SOURCE OF EMBARRASSMENT TO THE ADMINIS-

TRATION.

,E ON S/13/73,

NEW YORK CITY, ADVISED HE WAS COUNSEL TO "ESQUIRE"

MAGAZINE DURING THE FIRST PART OF THE TRIAL . HE' STATED HE WAS

SUBSEQUENTLY REPLACED BY J WHO IS CURRENTLY VACA-

TIONING ABROAD, OF THE SAME FIRM, BECAUSE HE HAD TO TESTIFY

IN THE TRIAL. HE STATED HE NEVER MET THE APPOINTEE AND THAT

HE. DEALT .THROUGH BUCKLEY' S ATTORNEYS. HE ADVISED HE HAD NOTHING

AGAINST HIS BASIC INTEGRITY OR LOYALTY BUT THAT HE THOUGHT HIM

AN•.ARROGANT EGOMANIAC WITH A VERY OVERBEARING PERSONALITY. HE

STATED HE WOULD HAVE SOME DOUBT AS TO HIS JUDGEMENT BECAUSE OF

HIS ARROGANCE,.

ON S/13/73! REELANCE WRITER,ild-

ADVISED HE IS A FORMER IOF "ESQUIRE"

MAGAZINE AND THAT HE DEALT WITH THE APPOINTEE DURING THE TIME

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OF THE SUIT. HE DECLINED "TO MAKE ANY COMMENT ON HIM.

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"NATIONAL REVIEW," ADVISED HIS APPRAISAL OF THE APPOINTEE

HAS NOT DIMINISHED SINCE HE WAS INTERVIEWED CONCERNING HIM IN

JUNE, 1969. HE FELT HE COULD RECOMMEND HIM HIGHLY AS TO

CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES, AND LOYALTY, AND RECOMMEND HIM HIGHLYs,

FOR A POSITION OF TRUST AND CONFIDENCE WITH THE UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT.

ON S /'13/73,

,ADVISED HE HAS BEEN A

"NATIONAL REVIEW" FOR ABOUT

NEW YORK CITY,

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AND KNOWN THE APPOINTEE

ABOUT SIX YEARS, BUT THAT HIS EXPOSURE TO HIM HAS BEEN LARGELY

CONFINED. TO MEETINGS HE RECOMMENDED

HIM HIGHLY AS TO CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES, AND LOYALTY AND

CHARACTERIZED HIM AS A SAINT.- HE STATED HE KNEW NOTHING OF A

DEROGATORY NATURE CONCERNING HIM AND THAT HE WOULD RECOMMEND

HIM HIGHLY FOR A POSITION WITH THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

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ON 8/13/73,

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SHOW CORPORATION,

10 EAST 49TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY, ADVISED HE HAS KNOWN THE

APPOINTEE FOR ABOUT FIVE YEARS AND•THAT HIS CORPORATION FORMERLY

DISTRIBUTED' THE TELEVISION PROGRAM "FIRING LINE." HE ADVISED

THIS ASSOCIATION TERMINATED ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO. HE ADVISED

THAT WHEN THE CHANGE WAS MADE, HE FELT HIS ORGANIZATION HAD

CERTAIN RESIDUAL RIGHTS IN "FIRING LINE" OVER WHICH THERE WAS

SOME DISPUTE BUT THAT IT WAS SETTLED AMICABLY. HE STATED HE

CONSIDERED THE APPOINTEE A VERY FORTHRIGHT, REASONABLE MAN OF

EXCELLENT CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES, AND LOYALTY. HE STATED HE

WOULD HAVE NO HESITANCE IN RECOMMENDING HI,M. FOR A POSITION OF

TRUST WITH THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

ON 8/ 13/73, ATTORNEY, 1NEW YORK CITY, ADVISED HE HAS KNOWN THE APPOINTEE FOR

THAT HE WROTE FOR "NATIONAL REVIEW" AND THAT

HE, AMONG OTHERS , HAS BEEN THE ATTORNEY FOR THE MAGAZINE SINCE

HE.STATED HE IS PERSONAL COUNSEL TO BUCKLEY AND THAT

HE FEELS HE IS A PERSON OF OUTSTANDING CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES,

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AND A LOYAL AMERICAN , AND THAT THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

WOULD HONOR ITSELF BY GIVING HIM AN APPOINTMENT.

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HAS BEEN

NEW YORK CITY, ADVISED HE

"NATIONAL REVIEW"

SINCE ABOUT Il AND HAS KNOWN BUCKLEY SINCE 1955. HE STATED

HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH HIM HAS BEEN BOTH PROFESSIONAL AND

PERSONAL. HE ADVISED I ND THAT HE HAS

HAD CONSIDERABLE EXPOSURE TO THE APPOINTEE ON A SOCIAL BASIS.

HE STATED HE IS A MAN OF GREAT INTEGRITY AND THAT HE CONSIDERS

HIM TO HAVE VERY REPUTABLE ASSOCIATES, AND IS A VERY LOYAL

AMERICAN WHOM HE COULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND FOR A JOB WITH THE

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

ON 8/13/73, [" NATIONAL REVIEW,"

.HAS BEEN

FOR ABOUT

NEW YORK CITY, ADVISED. HE

"NATIONAL REVIEW"

AND HAS KNOWN THE'APPOINTEE FOR ABOUT 18.

HE ADVISED HE FEELS HE KNOWS HIM VERY WELL AND IS IN A POSITION

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TO COMMENT AND THAT HE FEELS HE IS. A PERSON OF OUTSTANDING

CHARACTER , ASSOCIATES, AND LOYALTY . HE ADVISED HE COULD

HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM FOR A POSITION OF TRUST WITH THE UNITED

STATES GOVERNMENT.

ON 8/13/73, 1

ADVISED HE HAS KNOWN THE APPOINTEE WELL

FOR 20 YEARS AND GIVES HIM THE HIGHEST MARKS AS TO CHARACTER,

ASSOCIATES, AND LOYALTY.. HE POINTED OUT THAT BUCKLEY HAD JUST

SERVED A THREE-YEAR TERM I IN AN ADVISORY CAPACITY AND

THAT HE FOUND HIM TO BE EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT AND KNOWLEDGABLE.

ON 8/13/73,

NEW YORK CITY, ADVISED HE HAS KNOWN'THE APPOINTEE

SOCIALLY FOR ABOUT FOUR YEARS . HE POINTED OUT THAT HE IS AN

.CITIZEN AND IS CURRENTLY AN HE

STATED THE APPLICANT . LIVES A VERY MORALLY UPRIGHT LIFE, DOES

NOT SUBSCRIBED TO THE PERMISSIVE LIFE , IS A HAPPILY MARRIED MAN,

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AND IS VERY MUCH RELIGION-ORIENTED. HE ADVISED HE IS A PERSON

OF EXCELLENT CHARACTER, ASSOCIATES, AND IS LOYAL TO THE UNITED

STATES GOVERNMENT TO AN OBSESSED DEGREE.

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