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t ls. Contimiingrised um it was known an-mamthe missile business . Temher won Br-sun and the other firstgeneration Geman rocket scientists at untwille, Alabama are not on_.~- good speaking terns th their American eatmms.that in the 2011- of personally discussed snedpoint with the editor name not offered! at the leading tradein the nissile field and that the editor had concurred that
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]!."BE!l!'§ en a space assign-velop a rocket engine capable ct space £11911. According toL the Air Force soon realized that they needed s rocket enginee a gger booster to get out into space a rocket engine moreo o than any engine then in existence for weapon nissiles. zeretoie,added, the Air Force cane up with we reqairenent or an "El"engine vhich vas evel ed by the Rocket e Corporation ofCohoga 1>=.2<, Csli£ornia. lted the dc:-stood rm varioussources in the nissile " s t the El cket e developed' by Rocket Dyn capable oi 550,000 pounds of thrust. madeit clear thatéersonally did not have first hand facts sconcerning the " rocket en¢.ne by Becket e, bu cwtor a tact that the B1 existed. added thathas ~ 5 sedthe El. rocket engine with the Journl-1 previouslymentioned and that the editor indicated rst he also knew ct itsexistence and potential, but because of the sensitivity of the questioninvolved he didn't dare print snyt-h1IJ8 shark it in his trade Journal.
6. 6ontinnins stated that the second generation,5 German nissile scientists now arplbyed at worked on the* "m" rocket . --.- - Rocket Dyne can new cs its capabilities1 first hand. _ identified th scientists as Ha: Huber,A Vice-Presid - ~-at 1. 1 or a mad Horst liicmm, also anengineer at - hseqnen telephoned Hex Huber in:92; California during ins. ex-view and according m M; advised that the E1 rocket engne no started by n e in 1956,l was tested very snccessmlly over one-hundred tines 1958, and92 needed only I few refinements or final mce@mce. u p . stated that Huber intomed at the" rocket engine he haveL .
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Maddevelopent oi the engine at Rocket Dyne, during the periodto ed. that Gen Haderas had. loat his assig-aa ABPA was abolished and. RASA came into being.
eras remsedtogotoKAS.92and.retire<1£rmatatedthatvonhrauhandhil followerlreluctantly 3,1: a Teal oft trame or mind. At the nametime the Air Force was taken out o e space husipesa ind was kegtstrictly to military missiles. adrled. that an the Air Force .Q buclget was choppea the E. rocket engine an Air force space assign-ment, was cut oft. According 1:? the B. rocket engine wasbuilt aha was within one month of eanpleticn at Rocket Dyna in
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1 was talking to Galen Willis, former sac,currently with the Boeing Compa y in Seattle. He saidhe had before'him a publication of the "Current IntellPipeline," which is published by the Weapons Industry Con-_ 92sultants, Inc., 7928 Ivanhoe Avenue, La Jolla, California.that
Mr. Willis said that the National Aeronautics andSpace Administration NASA! is currently negotiating withvarious airplane companies to build the "Saturn Rocket.;Apparent NASA is interested in this being built at theMichoud' rdnance_ylant, east_o§ ew Qrleanst Louisiana.i
As a result of the intense interest on the part ofthe various companies to obtain this contract, those qual" to build this rocket are endeavoring to obtain control of thist the rocket built ordnance plant since apparently NASA wan s _ there. ~ Q;
The article referred to by Mr. Willis indicates thatWernhef/:oniBraun at Huntsville Alabama, ho heads up NASAthe e, has offered this contract to 3. R_Pempsey, Presidentof§General Dynamics, Inc. if Dempsey Is nuccessful in obtainf gntrol of the Michoud Ordnance Plant. _; k
- According to Mr. Willis, the Boeing officials are quiteperturbed over this article since it would appear that possibly9292Von Braun would be interceding on behalf of General Dynamics whenas a government employee he would have no authority to do so.Mr. Willis pointed out that the knowledge which they have atBoeing indicates that the contract for this construction has_notbeen let. Should I receive any more information about this
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" ReBH1et 1-21-so..A QOn July 26, 19 h ma ter was discussed withL Senior Re ident Agent Huntsville Alabama.Quid that the|z-Iiei Q ipprlozumately 130 scientists
on v esearch team at Redstone Arsenal. These men are members_ of the group who came to the United States with Dr. VIERNHER¢ - UN and have remained as a group since that"time. Paid that he is personally and well-acquainted wit
u y thirty of these people, and from having worked in the
area for a number of years knows that many of them have close
associates and relatives remaining in G§_!l'!.§¥.?Y_¢ and many of
these contacts are in the Russian-dominated mhne.
He: said further many of the scientists make tri
.to Europe to confer concerning missiles and, therefore,
would be possibl ts for this t e oi a r ramPS
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According to VON BRAUN himself has become very
~ D Americanized n e past has mentioned that he would
try to find out about anything that is desired and would
cooperate completely insofar as assisting in setting up
an one who would possibly be considered for such a progzra.Qmentioned this specifically inasmuch as the scientists
un er BRAUN are completely under the control of VON BRAUN
and generally look to him for guidance and control. They
and he would, therefore, be in a very strategic position
insofar as helping and guiding in the implementation.
5-Bureau - REG. Return Receipt Requested!
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cantacts are rather numerous although canfine to the
VDH BHAUK team of scientists. The Bureau is assured
that we will kee9 this prcgram fawemast in our
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BR$UH, in care sf Ccnvair Astronautics, San Biege Galifernia.This letter carried a pa * af Saptember-7, 198, at
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a #:- ¢ af 91*. H ZBRAUN fomardeé time letter ,
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ar"traitars as President Eisenhower calleé them]: Barman
F. Mitchell, 31, and William H. Martin, 29.
I do not have a car, but waulé like to discuss
with you a matter concerning a person work1ng.1n yaur missile
Department,
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rs »~~.-gd retired ailitsry am to their staffs L10! ebvleusrlsnns lam de£_Q§_pe"' '-i;;{~,92=_f._¢1wntl§I_s.!'0 involved, for other reasons glisn sentineutgl aotiens_s.i'i"d- P1sy.;»:;;'1'bere_'5.s bathing $114 -esn be dope shout 1}, and the only sited; tn it bps i-'.'.i::;q=? f
to eonttnue the pelieies ¢;e»p¢11:.1e*s tbgt. usrsin effect _,s& I11: ip. llg_tt;iij;, Nludeeeis in As In exempt. vidtery, thuujx, sad us kzut Ila gay s s,r it theQ: jiliiglj gmagg jiisswe h;d."f Is hue bed three oonpl st-e shuzges 1neupi-iespons system since theta:-em is;-, stink did mi P O_!ll11 sits _qs_,~"q'; to the diaisssl of Gnu lhes_z-thur.__ '- A - . ' "" k-T1 "92 I -.
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but the uretdaedebotel gang of the streets or New York 01%;. This Filip ipvge
emnry over the ins?!» leadex-iaip of Mdrby, Roy Johnson, lledsris, etc. is, reel}it is not ea ujoyabls either. lverylhere you turn you csn m the Liend, Q;s-sin
W... Xedarls, lm, 81ine,.u1dudien Solml sky, Herbert. Beaver, 1iscu'thuxf; ¢g».__ _11' es hue to be 1 by at; smestiensl of lio_rgm_ JQlI;1l_9__I__o@ y_9;y;$.=';"-Lvi:'11; 9?"-xn vie?-'I7 i Q '1 - ' ' ' 11- , .-.."192:;' ' "lei! tine there is unre-end mee emit! emu; the 10!! P00:
Vi rginia, 1% cm be traced lo the <2!? leader-daip, mid: does not function under
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headquarters in Gincingnti sa ta abet. to say. West Virginia will coatings 13,; _very em desperate economic p11gn.]vnt11 Qt. is sble ta than eff ad d:qks,_a{sj',.,__'
grip at the sir lures plumers, who lire gvm erelt by any writers fer l.'1ee!.14-#1,.-5-.
Ihderwood dashing vtéery 6 yes:-s sgo. The £1! !0!'<=¢ Plniners wreokeiheLn; Ox-dance rocket buelntss, our ottiee ha! xunisd by the fonys at Henge Sqgmesfrom hm-Rupee-k_hinnsq-Uoedridge. Kuaee gave mney to £611:-d Rina, we did
ton I. Jones. lhderuoed was Bison; dmles for s running lste & first. 'bee dues this gas . " l » ,-
~ Bedzsré I1:-an In daunneé by Eisenhower. I11 Xian did up Ge ~
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in our offices Ian; s-er he use disolessd by the 3esder_s Dip-¢._~_-'._=_'~
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lellite launching: in 1956?
It seuld indeed be very nice it we would return to s level of reason in thisemmtry that Hag eo sptly described by eet Germany's Geetemnsier, vbo nsy 36 to
be the next German Kenzler, cine said: '---es return to e. level of resson vherhate, raciql feelings, treason are denounced an lunacy ss they once were in normal.u§.,.- / y
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Idu 111:0 there bee been e epace nedizig d UI',$heree|ae
corresponding space £06: by the bviete it le. bled-' #1105 Ibis bee; ,.cte_e§ at g-1:;Ln;~'<-hone ex; the awwl £001 and 1ooI_:_en1'y. ,;- ._ . __: __-__~ a_ _ r.3 . _L_ _ I ! > V .. . _ _ V. ; ~_7f;_ _. -- ' 4 ~ - " . " 3, <- ._~ U .mere 1;q__§em nothing more or 1eee silly than n amen!-iqnfet 1'OgQ1'Q.ghout learned preemii-inn! oi leaned pgpere byieuued ugineexe @110twist mgneere ma: 01081011 en 24-hour tripe gmmuithe 92io1!.¢y.orbut o|:'e,_b92.¢. ten e¢e111*e'.e 0- foal line. v 5 _ 4 _ -T~;l-. ;*
d Io?-hing bu been more or leu d-111, end nothing begin; thm hue it hqppen qgein in 1953; -. e Q92 - . . V '~ :. Wu-;.~1 -> _- -_» _ " ,_ .*
i In other Io:-e, eer you get your emu; feauedpn ii, it in l1:111! ash the preecxt epace program in silly too. It 1; not unlikely thd '
the neai epece meeting I111 be lttmdad by 8071-$ lenndziuge of e limp at 0111?-!i-11.1, 1; 4.1,; and op mi;-rs ha proviie rmn mu for the laeeien ..5q>_:;=_=-ivgp On
Ibu duo nude rote:-once to none!-hing like land-ioe;" or 'lul92e.'H-lee iiynur column. I do not lake affmae st!» yuur remarks st these coinegee, butthey may net. please my good friend Giff Ounlninge, Q10 ieeed ct the LunarIxpluatory Pmgrall of the Jet. Propul sicn Labs:-atory. That in to Law, this
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me Q few unforgett able leaaona and made me solidly opposed to any fem ofgcvemment mid: uculd deyrive nan of lumen igniiy. I think it is quite~ tting um the aavelolie of url it-1.er bore Ii-ape with g wonderful quo-"} xem from 3:1-31;: X-inuolpg" lheee iau deny treeclen e nth ere deeerveviinot forthmaelvel- i _ * > T . -Z
becoming the epece feats bf the Soviete with regard to conference:
11 Virginie Poly!-uchnie Inekititte, I can only any thet beeed upen the_l1gIe.or dance and prubehility, they Ieuld be nbeoluh aoinoidnnepe. ' " ~
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understood FBI could not furnish him with any guards, andhe agreed to contact Agent should he receive any further
information indicating he might be kidnaped.
"H In talking to Dr. VON BRAUN he referred to
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of the much-loved young President, an ocial
report was hurriedly pushed through for the purpose
of whiwwashing the incident in the minds of
the world public.
What no one has said or suggested perhaps
because they are afraid to do so is-who exactly
is the report white-washing? Why did RS] personally
order a special airlift to carry and distribute
throughout the world this quickly prepared
olcial judgment on what had happened?
This arrangement was part of the plot.
What were the other carefully planned details
of this assassination? You will have no
diiculty following and understanding
them when you read your copy of Mr President.Fact
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3 In whose mind am the idea originate?
4 Was it as] himselfwho instigated the proposal?
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who xed the shot that the young
President?
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no one wouid dare to point a nger at him?
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Q, . ; R531 ' .Greater indirect Chinese participation in Vietnam
end of r966. Direct Chinese participation in March.
USA promotes new World Trade nancing agreement.
Plan linked with price of gold to create greater liquidity.
Soviet Union enjoys technological successes in space travel.
US President promotes gigantic new campaign in the For Bast.
Llunehes end political manoeuvres in attempt
to comb!-t Chinese lctivity.
Women begin new era --achieve political prominence.
Common Mnrltet negotiation: reach advanced stage.
New gasioil discoveries in the Middle Em.
Japan enjoy: wave of prosperity.
Another tucoeaaful US IIPICQ ight in June.
Autumn Election USA bitterly fought.
Johnson defeated by Republican.
is Peace in Vietnam . Victory for Vietcong and China .
~ Ruuiant land tint man on the moon.
Outstanding economic and induttrittl development in Chine.
Heightened prestige for China -- admitted to United Nations.
Acute political and economic stresses in USA all year.
France adveely nlfected economically by British Revolution.
Moves rapidly leftward from do Gaulle.
Commonwealth continues to break up.
Canada, Australia and New Zeoland takettp clot: military
and economic link with USA in October.
British territories in danger of take-over -Gibt-oltnr,
Aden, Hon; Kong and Falkland Islands.
Slump in South Africa. Proposed Federation with Rhodesia.
lncre-nod agitation - political and racial disturbances.Auttrllil becomes e Republic.
USA catches up in space race.Succeitful moon ight. Period of improved prettile for USA.
South Africa: political diicultiet increase
because of failure of sterling.Gold and diamond marketa transferred to Continent - Pll.
Oontmon Market reorganized. France: position strengthened.
Middle East oil treaties revised with British Companies,
Marine agriculture and mining tum on 1 scale.
Sea water used for massive world-wide irripuon proiecta.
US becomes involved in another war.
General rnti-government movement developa.
USA tailing into. period of dicult md prolonged critit.
British political and economic event: adversely
affect American economy.
This produce: political diieulties and trade recession.
Political dernonltmtions iymplthetic to new Left-Win;
British nation. Acute race riots throughout USA.
Power of coloured people increasing steadily.
Resurgence of Negro organisations.
Scene net for Civil Wat in t98oa.
South American States revolt ageinst continued
US economic domination.
US citizens repatriated and military situation is tense.
Signicant year torSoviet Unioniuhich tenet the political
and technical initiative away from US.
Also makes further unazing breaktltrouglu in epece travel.
Rustin: productivity and prosperity catch up with USA.
Franco regime enrla in Spain. Powerful twin; to Lelt
with Russian help.Eteitingtedmobgialadvencetwnchourevetydeylivu.Change-over from petrol engine: to electric unitl.
Major scientic brealttltmuglt into tlteprooeeaes
oftlte nummbrain.
Slwiennntrideatalteointlie conununiottionofthoodlt.New treatment: ueevolvod for ntentrl illnesses.
At UN tnaior shift ofpower. US Intel dominating position.
'lnntftto£UNO heedquutentotuope underconaideration.
Bconomicuptwirqonevcrld-widetale.World Tnde ourialiea. '
calmer politial atmosphere generally-
But in the USA condoned political ttreues
lnelurimg political violence. Acute colour problem.
Negmer pin ti-etnendous ttrentth and pester condence-
Geoeral withdrawn! from ovtzuu
of US military end political commitments. ' '
America again become: iaolltionilt.
Canedaexpetiencesaoutewooonilepitoblemauaremltoi this policy end the withd-tllnl of Amer-ian capital.
A znovemenumm which remlttln unied Germmy 1917.
Beginning of Federltion of South Amer-iun Stttet
due to political stresses end event: of 191:.
The Established Chureheeof the world tall apart.
They nuke my for e new spiritual movement.
Amazing new archaeological discoveries ere made.
Many technical advances achieved.
Printing procenei become fully automated.
New breakthroughs nccnrin ell conmtunieetiona ntedh.
Long-dirtanoe intercom rnrperaedet the loopslittance
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Politicnl, economic, industrial agitation.
Anti-Government activity by young people increases.
Legsl wage restraint results in continuous labour disputes.
Strikes in early February, early April, early August.
Government measures haunted. Trade Unionists irnpriaoned. '
Government posse: emergency legislation in April and June.
Pulitiul crisis for PM ea Cabinet revolt develops in April.
Government discunea creating Labour Corps became of
unemployment but this is not acceptable to the unions.
British Forces go into action in the Far East.
Cabinet reshue in November. PM iniured in accident.
Also involved in political violence in December.
Polltiul and industriel qitetion grow.
Public resentment mounta against increased controls,
increased taxation, lower standards of living.
The apitsliit ayetern in Britain is soon to be ahattered.
8 Fell in Governmenteuthority.
Chaos throughout nation. _
New Year begin; with major ttrikea. More strikes in May.
PM continually under attack and sullen political eclipse.
Signs of the Comlnonwmlth beginning to break up.
Economic situation deteriorates. Increasing controls.
Parliamentary power moves to the Left with impact.
New Left-Wing Prime Minitter emerges in September.
Committed to massive social and industrial reform.
The removal of wage restrictions brings drastic ination.
Alum develops over repayment of :96; USIEuropean. loans.
Political tension increases as radical policies
are put into practice.
Revolution on the way. Nothing csn stop it coming now-19 Left-Wing rnesauree prove indigeatilale noAmerican and Conunental cuprnthats.
Financial support withdrawn - wllinl WW 05
scute national critis. Rationing begins.
Trade Unionists struggle with Psrliernentary idealitts.
Final outcome in August -- Revolution in Britain.
Emergence of group called Trade Union Revolution
Phase of non-parliamentary rule all May 197:.
British troops in the Far But deem and return home
in massive numbers.
Prince Charles comes of age but UK declared I Republic.
Buckinglutrn Palace becomes national museum. Entrance 6d.
Queen unwilling to go abroad. Demand for her departure.
Queen forced to leave for New Zculand December 1969.
Maior reform of legal system brings much greater equslity.
Preas censorship enforced. Newspapers requisition-ed by TURC.
Former Right-Wing Labour Prime Minister on Trial
with other: for anti-socialist
First year after Revolution.
Period ofnational distreu.
Massive reorganisation u newsoeisl order is created.
Politiosl and economic stress as USjBumpe apply pressures.
Greater rationing, tighter controls, heavy unemployment.
Large-scale emigration. Crippling taxation for the rich.
City nally capitulntes. Stock Exchange closed down.
The wealthy struggle for survival.
Attempt to transfer goods, money and buy property abroad.
TURC pun ruthless stop to outow of upitel same.
Chumlt oflinglmd diseatsblithed under new system.
All church amen conscated.
Final brahup of Commonwealth. End of very dicult year.1911 E.";...i.*;i.'.f'i.;'.-...*1."°*""°°
Everyone adjusting to new and enlightened aocial order.
Far-reaching changer inaugurated in the educational system.New curricula evolved. New automated teaching syvteins.
Good-bye to the public school tie for ever.
Equal educational opportunities now {or everyone.
Fleet Street reorgsnised to serve the new Britain.
Press take-overs. Some nstioiul newspaper: closed down.
Acute crises in transport leads tonew era in travel.
Concord and jumbo change way oi life onthis planet.
Distant travel now at n cost everyone can ellord.
End ofyesr -- things lookingiup, brighter prospect: all round.
A Happy New Year for the nation.
New energiee released.
Long-awaited people's prosperity is here st last.
Britain enioys great political and economic resurgence.
Automation. Positive changes in Working conditions.
Standard 4-day week. One month: paid holiday for everyone.
Vast improvement for pensioners and retired workers.
Greater social security and benets lb , r ell.
Building expansion proceeds on gigantic scale.
Prefabrication methods meet everybody: requirements.
Enormous. unprecedented improvement in housin oonditio _ 3 ns.Construction begins on Oovent Garden Centre for world peace.
TURC tasks accomplished. New ststus for workers.
One~party representatives elected.End of year beginning to prosperity in 1973, £974, I915-
The Revolution now a success. The old days gone for ever.
The New Britain is here. Times have changed for the better.
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More controls, more squeeze, growing resentment.
Prime Minister ghts for survival and loses battle.
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Labour Left Government unable to enforce their will
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Rationing of food, clothing and essential marerielr.
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One hundred thousand from Midlands and the North
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Sudden clash with police upon-ks violence in crowd.
Westminster, Whirehall, Downing Sueer and Ciry
mken over by workers unexpectedly.
Trade Union Revolutionary Council established in power.
TURC gains control of zhe whole oountry.
Capital frozen, dividends M09993» clue
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lheimer, the atomic physicist
whose security clearance was
withdrawn four years ago.._ -'._'-___Y ' An eggiead also needs time
for iso ted _concentration,
he said. As» tor scientists,
they will "never become
great" wit-hout drive, headded.._- -..- ' -
Dr. Von Braun said any
legislation to bolster scien-
tic and mathematics educa-
tion _wi.il have long-range
little" to speed missile and
satellite programs inthe nearfuture. For the next ve
years, he said, we have towork with what we have!. W
mm suooesrxons
As tor schools, Dr.- Von
Braun had plenty of suggest-
im 1»¢1s¢ins:l., ,reni var,"benefits, but will; do very F
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