November 14, 1969 - Linus Pauling Day-by-Day

Check and check stub from AHP to Marie Kamb for $442.50. Noted on the stub is "furniture, lamp, etc. P.V." [Portola Valley]. [Check filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.031, Folder #31.1. Stub filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.078, Folder #78.1].

Check and check stub from AHP to Walkup's Merchants Exp. for $8.40. The stub looks like it says cartige charge. [Check filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.031, Folder #31.1. Stub filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.078, Folder #78.1].

Check from LP to Am. Acad. Arts and Science for $10.00. [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.031, Folder #31.1].

Check from LP to Internal Revenue Service for $50.60. [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.031, Folder #31.1].

Check from LP to National Academy of Sciences for $10.00. [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.031, Folder #31.1].

Check from LP to Ross Conti, Tax Collector for $810.73. [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.031, Folder #31.1].

Entry in financial ledger "Items 5-29 to 14 Nov 1969, reimb. to LP 315.08." [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial. Box #4.080, Folder #80.5].

Letter from Count Lennart Bernadotte to LP RE: Invites him to the 20^th gathering of the Nobel Prize Winners in Lindau; requests that he also give paper on any subject. [Letter from LP to Bernadotte, November 14, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (B: Correspondence, 1969-1971), Box #43, Folder #43.1]

Letter from Dr. Leland H. Williams, Consultant: Computing & Mathematics, to LP RE: Gives his opinions on LP's November 11^th address in Auburn, Alabama and discusses the points made by LP with which he does not agree, though he commends LP for LP's devotion to important matters of social and political concern. [Letter from LP to Williams, November 14, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (W: Correspondence, 1966-1970), Box #447, Folder #447.4]

Letter from H. McCredie, Registrar, University of Sydney, to LP RE: Requests LP's opinion of Dr. H. C. Freeman's personal, academic, and administrative suitability for appointment as the Chair of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Sydney; encloses a pamphlet with information about the position and a list of questions to be answered. [Letter from LP to McCredie, November 14, 1969] [Letter from McCredie to LP, November 21, 1969] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (F: Individual Correspondence (Franklin - Fulton)), Box #121, Folder #121.2]

Letter from Peter Jeffress Pauling to LP, Jr. [Filed under LP Biographical: Personal and Family. Box #5.044, Folder #44.11]

Dr. Linus C. Pauling, Jr.

3909 Round Top Drive

Honolulu

Hawaii 96822

U. S. A.

Dear Linus,

Many thanks for your letter. Bud is arriving on JL 062 at 9.30 a.m. on Wednesday, 3rd December, from Tokyo. She will stay for one day if plans remain as they exist now.

On the 4th she is going to Los Angeles to stay with a friend and with Linda, I hope.

I still haven't got the money to Mrs. Beasley because it's a damn nuisance to get the cash and to take it to her, but I guess I can cope with it.

I am off next week for a couple of weeks on the continent in which I am going to give several lectures in various cities in Germany, Denmark, Switzerland and France. I shall spend several days in Geneva.

Peter and Linie are here and as far as I can tell are getting along all right. I give Linus a rough time every time I see him because I think he ought to do something serious.

Please excuse the formal means of communication; things are getting hectic.

With much love,

Peter

Letter from Peter Jeffress Pauling to Linda Kamb. [Filed under LP Biographical: Personal and Family. Box #5.044, Folder #44.11].

14th November, 1969

Mrs. Linda Kamb

3500 Fairpoint Street

Pasadena

Calif. 91107

U. S. A.

Dear Linda,

I assume that you have abandoned me for ever since I don't know how to put pen to paper. [...] Anyway, Happy Birthday, and a merry Thanksgiving.

My girl friend, Miss Bud McLennan, is arriving in Los Angeles on 4th December on Pan Am 828 at 22.45. I think that she will be met by and go to Mrs. Carol [...] for the night and she may stay there two nights. She would very much like to see you and stay with you, and I would very much like you to see her so that I can have your opinion. Some decisions are difficult without the advice of those one knows, loves and trusts. She may have to stay two nights including Friday night at Carol's but she may prefer and want to come to you on Friday. Many years ago, Carol was a dear friend of hers but the relationship at the moment is somewhat uncertain. I do not know how she will get to Pasadena from Malibu, you may have to go get her or perhaps Carol would bring her over. Carol used to live on the Hastings ranch. I would much appreciate your seeing her, putting her up, and advising me.

I met Bud at a party at some one-time neighbors of yours, the Zinbergs. They lived next to you when you were in Cambridge, Mass.

I am off next week for a lecture tour of the continent in which I shall visit Denmark, Germany, Switzerland and France. I shall see Jack Dunitz, Alfred Tissieres and Anita. It should be quite fun.

[...]

Much love,

Peter

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