Activity Listings
- Bank Book Entry: Donald Emerson. “Remainder of Stipend.” $51.50. [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
- Bank Book Entry: Peter C. Corns. “Remainder of Stipend.” $51.50. [Filed under LP Biographical: Business and Financial: Box 4.030, Folder 30.2]
- Letter from Ed J. Barnett to LP RE: Explains his approach to peace and asks LP to advise him on how to bring it to the knowledge of those in power. Encloses letters between the Secretary of Labor. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 42 Folder 42.1]
- Letter from Gerard Piel Scientific American to LP RE: Writes to LP regarding Vivonex and the help it has given to a young woman he knows. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 308 Folder 308.3]
- Letter from LP [signed by F.K.G.] to Paul T. K. Lin, Professor at McGill University, RE: Informs of his and his wife's arrival on October 7 and plans a lunch with him. [Filed under LP Speeches: Box 1967s3, Folder 1967s3.5]
- Letter from LP to Dr. Henry S. Simms. [Reply to letter dated July 25, 1967] [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 384 Folder 384.2]
August 4, 1967
Dr. Henry S. Sims
Rockleigh Road
Rockleigh, New Jersey 07647
Dear Dr. Sims:
I have received your letter of 25 July. I don't think that it refers really accurately to the statements made in my letter, but I shall not bother to make a correction. I shall, however, deny the statement that you make in your letter, reading "you trust the Russians and the Chinese Communists." This statement is not true, as you could easily verify by reading my book No More War!. I don't trust any national governments, and I don't trust the militarists anywhere.
Sincerely,
Linus Pauling
LP: fkg
- Letter from LP to Dr. Oleg Jardetzky Merck Sharp and Dohme Research Laboratories RE: Sends him a photograph with inscription as requested July 24, 1967 and congratulates him on his new job as head of Biophysics and Pharmacology at Merck. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 188 Folder 188.3]
- Letter from LP to M. Jacques Muhlethaler Association Mondiale pour l'Ecole Instrument de la Paix RE: Sends his acceptance of the invitation sent July 25, 1967 to be a member of the committee of patronage of the Association Mondiale pour l'Ecole Instrument de la Paix. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 260 Folder 260.3]
- Letter from LP to Miss Estella K. Engel, Assistant Program Director, RE: Replies to a previous letter noting he does not have any applications pending for research grants. Notifies of some leftover stipends which will be used for current research projects. [Filed under LP Science: Box 14.029, Folder 29.8]
- Letter from LP to Professor J.H. Sturdivant California Institute of Technology RE: Writes to express his thanks for the work Professor Sturdivant put into the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at CIT as he has now retired from those duties. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 370 Folder 370.3]
- Letter from LP to Professor Norman Davidson California Institute of Technology RE: Thanks Davidson for his letter of July 24, 1967congratulating him on his appointment at UC Sand Diego. Says that he plans to get a lot of work done and explains the reason for his leaving CIT due to the decision by the Division that he would have to give up his work in mental disease and anesthesia. Adds a P.S. that reads "I still have in my safe an envelope marked as containing some sort of classified material. Would you like me to burn this envelope and its contents?"[Filed under LP Correspondence Box 89 Folder 89.9
- Letter from LP to V.R. Damerell RE: Give specific examples of things that do not make sense in Damerell's letter dated July 24, 1967 and suggests ways to make them more clear. Notes that perhaps an analogy between mechanics and society might communicate the point of Damerell's theory better. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 89 Folder 89.2]
- Letter from Zubin Khory to LP RE: Informs him that she found his name in Pen Pal magazine and requests that he help her get in contact with an American boy who would be her correspondent. [Filed under LP Correspondence Box 203 Folder 203.1]
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