COMMITTEE AGAINST SUMMIT E NTANGLEMENTS

Belmont 78, :Mass a ch use tts

Ch.ail"man: Robert Welch

Vice Chairmen: Charles Edison, Alfred Kohlbe,..g , Clarence Manion

Executive Committee: Thomas J. Ande r son, Sp r uille Br aden , Owen

Brewcter , Robert Bo Dressei• 0 E . Po. Hamilton, A . G. Hein -
sohn , Jro , Samuel B. Petten .gill, Al"chibald Roosevelt 0
Robe1·t W. Stoddard , A . C. Wedemeye:s.·

National Board:
T. Coleman Andrews Rose Wilder Lane
Geo r ge W. Armstrong , Jr. J . Bracken Lee
John U. Ba rr F. F o Loock
K. G. Bentson Ross Martin
Elizabeth Chu!:chill Brown Frank E o Masl and~ Jr.
How a :rd Bu ffett N., Floyd McGowin
Laurence E . Bunker Wo L. McGr a th
H. G. Carpente,: W. B. McMillan
Taylor Caldwell Adolphe Menjou
Fo Ga no Chance Mrs. Seth ?vlilliken
w. B. Coberly, Jr9 L u dwig von Mises
Ja:m .es L. Coker Robert Morrie
Kenneth W~ Cole grove R ev ilo P . Oliver
Mar t in J . Condon , III Cola G. Parker
P., A. Del Valle J . Howard Pew
Pierre . S. du Pont , 3rd Henr y Pope , Jr .
Fx anklin Farrel , Jr. Louie Ruthenburg
Doroth y B. Fl"ankston GordonH . Scherer
J . H. Gipson , Sr. Alfred J. Schweppe
Barr y Goldw a ter T. Gu W. Settle
Wm. J . Grede J. Nelson Sh epherd
Le sli e R. GTov e s Wint Smith
A. B?o o ks Harl ow Robert B. Snowden
F r an k E o Holman Suzanne Silvercru y s S'i:evenson
B. E. Hu tc hinson Erneet GG Swigert
Hus b and E . Kimmel W. H. Wilbur
Mrs . Wm. F . Kno wland George H 4 Willi a mson
F r ed C. Ko ch
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BELMONT 78, MASSACHUSETTS

Chairman
Robert Welch
June 29, 1959
Vke Chair111e11
Spruille Braden
Alfred Kohlberg To An Editor, Or Other Patriotic Leader:
Clarence Manion
Extculivt Co111111iltcc
Thomas J. Anderson We have forwarded the enclosed petitions, with signatures,
. Robert B. Dresser to the White House, in one mailing per ·week, on the follow-
Barry Goldwater
E. P. Hamilto n ing schedule:
A. G. Hei nsohn, Jr.
Cola G. Parker Number Of
Samuel B. Pettengill Week Beginning Signed Petitions
J . Nelson Shepherd
Robert W. Stoddard
Elizabeth W. Wilson
May 11 1
N 111io11al
Board
May 18 2
T . Coleman Andrews
George W. Armstrong, Jr . May 25 4
John U. Barr
Laurence E. Bunker June 1 8
H . G. Carpenter June 8 16
F. Gano Chance
Kenneth W. Colegrove June 15 32
Martin J. Condon , III
W. J. Bryan Dorn June 22 64
Pierre S. du Pont, 3rd June 29 128
Fra nklin Farrel, Jr.
Dorothy B. Frankston
J. H . Gipson, Sr.
Wm . J . G rede While not all of these petitions have been completely filled
A. Brooks Harlow
B. E. Hutchinson
with the twenty signatures, most of them have been, and they
Husband E. Kimmel have averaged at least fifteen signatures per petition. The
Fred C. Koch
Rose Wilder Lane count and the actual mailing in each case have been certified
J . Bracken Lee
F. F. Loock by three witnesses. This procedure will be continued.
Ross Martin
Frank E. Masland, Jr.
N . Floyd McGowin We already have enough signed petitions to take care of the
W. L. McGrath
Ludwig von Mises 256 we shall need next week and the 512 we shall need during
Rcvilo P. Oliver
J . Howard Pew
the week beginning July 13. But the stream of petitions now
Henry Pope, Jr. pouring in on us must increase to a veritable flood, to keep
Paulus P. Powell
Louis Ruthenburg up for long with a need expanding at such a rate.
Gordon H . Scherer
T. G . W. Setcle
Wint Smith Assuring you, therefore, of our appreciation for any help
Robert B. Snowden
Suzanne Silvercruys Stevenson you .have already given us, with publicity or otherwise, and
George H. Williamson
of continued appreciation for further support, we are hope-
fully calling the obvious truth to your attention: How long we
can maintain this mailing schedule and its dramatic impact
depends primarily on people like yourself.

Sincerely,

P. S. Of course we shall be glad to send blank petitions

promptly to anvbodv who reauests them . RW