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Dear Altiero:
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Thanks very much for your letter enclosing the bibliographical
notes prepared by Dr. Gerardo Mombelli. I appreciate your following
up on it. If Dr. Mombelli does come to Harvard, I willlook forward
to seeing him.
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I meant to write you after my return to tell you how muchI had
enjoyed the visit with you in Ivrea. The seminar was most enjoyable
and the group of participants was an interesting one.
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After I got back I talked to Shep Stone and Joe Slater about your
project and hope that my comments may have been helpful in enabling
them to reach a favorable decision.
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I hope that our paths will cross again before too long. Meanwhile, best regards and Christmas greetings to you and your wife.
Mr. Altiero Spinelli
Istituto Affari Internazionali (I. A. I. )
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Although belatedly I rum sending you now the bibliographical ~ormation you want~d concerning the problema of
"prevision" in Marx and Engels.
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The little but accu~ate research was made by one
_of my young collaboratore, Dr. Gefrardo Mombelli, whp will very
probably come next year to Harvard with a fellowship. If you
also need a similar bibliography for the most important of the
follower.s of Marx, Mombelli is ready to do the supplementary
research.
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Dear :Bob1
A few dE.ys ago I was in.:form.ed that Alessandro Silj,
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high civil servant of Euratom is in correspond~nce with your
l.[r. Brown for a fellowshi:p at, the Center of International
Affairs at H~rvard University.
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decision of the Center, but :perha:ps you ~11 be interosted
in having some apprecintion on Silj py me·, as it he.p:pens
t hat I beve bl.own him for ma.ny years.
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He is not o~y an efficient official of Euratam
e.nd a dedic2ted Euro:pean, but he is a1so deeply interested
in the thepretical study of the :political problema of the
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I hnve read the plan of the reser:.rch he hopes
to do if the fellowahi:p is granted, and it seems to me not
only that the to:pic has a not indifferent releyance, but:
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co:nmunautaires qui ont eu ou é taient d e n a ture à. a voir de s r ci percussions
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l'e~i s tenc e
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m ~ canisme
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diff ~ re c ts m o~ e n ts
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particulie r , on é t udier G.t d &ns '; Uelle rn e ~; ur!" de e= d è ciaions pri s es au
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c o o r.;oé r .:~ ti on n tià.n ti q ue a insi que, le c a.s é ch ùant, l ·· s reln t ion s d es Lt a ts
me mbres- c o n ~ i d~ r f s i nd i vi d ue l lement ai n s i
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propositionc dee Lxécutifs et les
docume.r; t s d isponibles) ~ ) mai r-; ég-ale:-1ent
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deE sources na tiona les, tel.les que
co:::p t e s re n dus par lemont .~ ~ ires, O. es
:poli tiques t etc.
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porte eur les o ffairet~ eurc ; eennes et internationé:Lles (par e>:er.:p le t Club
en Italie, Ccnter for Intern a tionfl l
ilff&.ir~
en France,
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Jean Noulin et Condté dcs :;:: teta-Unis
et C.I.:J.::.
de Harvard et Coun r: il cn Foreign
de collo ques et de tables ronde6
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helations i e ~ ew-York aux Stats-Unie) et les documents pr~sent~s i
int ~ rnationaux.
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Cn tien dra compte également des principnux ouvr nges publiJe dans ce
ann~es.
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dom&ine dans le courant d es dcrnières
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d~veloppement
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une parti e concernere le
evidemment tcute une aér i e de prcblèrnes, dcnt
1 958 jusgu'à présent, et une nutre
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la coopéra tion europée ;,ne à court et i:t. moyen terme.
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de l a coopé reticn communaut s ire
cadrc de lo pr e.:.ière catég:crie d t: problèmes, on s-ar a a.mené,
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entre autres, i;. essa yer de ré pondre a u:x q ue ::;tion s suivantes :
Jmns quel sens peut-on ài:te q ue les Comrr:unautés furent crèt-es en
fon ~ ti ~ n
d 'une situation intern&ticna le
intcrvenues depuis
donn ~ e
et que les modificationa
lbr~ ont affaibli les r ~ isons d'~tr ~ de ln Communc ut~
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la
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cfficiels o u p ubli ~· s ·p;'l r l n pr- · sr;e ou l:;r r em '?. nt diffusés .s 0r Gnt ut:ili ste:: ,
et qu'en eucun cas je m ~ r~f~rera.i deG jocument F eu à dee info r ~ s tions
dcnt j ' c:< U.t' : ..\l.s J.!U avc ir co:n :w iss ;q nce en r a i~on de mes fonl~ticns.
::::n rev.::. nche, .: ' u til :i.sern.i l~rgement le re~ueil dc do cumentf.-::. officiels
(eu publ ics), d~cl nr ~ ticn~ et a utres Fi~c ~G d ocumentaire ~ , d ' ~ rticles et
d'ess <c< is JiverB ': ue j'ai .,u l'occ r-, r' ion 2e r.-; ettr E' sur p ie J. , b titre pc.::scn-
nel, au c; o ur 8 dt· ce e d e.chièz·es a nn é e s .
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born :-:::. i ~ nt-el l
es L "exr·loi ter'' ce t te :i ernièr .;.: , c e qui imp lL lue q ue c es
conceptions pourra ient
~tre
tou j ours VHl a bles
au . · our ~ 'hui
eu d a ns un a venir
pas trof· é loigné ( p rincipe du cara ctère pro11fscire à e s difficult i s actuelles)?
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pr é pondérant 'i
son tour, cette politique a cr' é des situa tions qui, autrement,
ne se c 0raient p as produites. Dana d' a utres cas, elle a ! a i t mOrir plus
qui, en tout é tat de cause, s e seraient posés tSt
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p robl~mes
rap idement des
ou tard. Par exe mple : dema n j es allemande s concernant l'armement nucl é aire•
év~nements
qui ont eu lieu d a ns l a
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d e Lo s cou, p o l i tiqueE ci e s puyc. du tiers-m0 nde 'i
s, é tl l 'influenc e de
c ~ rt a in~s
de mn ndee d 'adhéaion ou d 'asso-
l a C("Jhé s icn corn.mun ..; utaire ? Deux exemp les sont p&rticulièren:ent
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as p ects de cette pc litique
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signific e. tifs : celui d c l a .:r:.md e - Eret a t;n t-· et celui d e l ' Bo pagne.
JJnns q ue l le rn· :sur-e l a lent e u.r de s r é r:> lis Rtions de certaine s dispo-
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contribu ~
en ma tière d e politique
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é t '· le r0le j ou•'- p .:u · l e pt.?r s cnna li t f
a ppel e s à p E.;.rtic ip er
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a ct i vi t é s c cm r-:.un u ut a ire s , nota..rr.ment a u. sein a es
Corn rù.ission ?
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En ce qui conce ~ ne le s problèues r~ifs à l'avenir, il convient d'en
citer notamment le s su i vants
Lxa ili en des modific a tiona (éventuellement juridiques et en tout cam
de facto) imp os é es
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du 50 juin 1965.
atlanti~ue.
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des
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possi bles d'une
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"après de Gaulle".
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coopération
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népercuaeions possibles ou probables de cette criae sur la
Un evéntuel accord sovié.to-nmfr i .cain contre la prolitération des
armements nucl éaires ne sera p &s sane conséquencea sur le sta tut de l'A1lemagne.
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Dane quelle mesure cela pourra-t-11 f.avoriser ou entraver la réunification
allemande et quelles cons équences cette dernière pourrait-elle avoir eur la
communautai r e (et, plus en gé néral, européenne) ?
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plus spécialement à analyser une pa rtie de
pour les a utres, à un examen de caract ère g én éral
et à un invent a ir L de leurs diff6rents asp ects.
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Professar Albert Wohlstetter
The University of chicago
Department of Politioal Scienoe
1126 East 59th Street
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November 12, 1965
Dear Albert:
answer to your letter of October 15 is deleyed because
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I met Slater end· of October in Bellagio, and I wanted to inform you about
our conversation.
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Slater told
a) that the Stafi' of the Ford Found.ation had received favorable commenta
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011 the I.A.I. from many parts (I suppo~e that an important part was played
by yours and I thank you again for it)J
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b) that the Staff wished, however, to receiva some detailed information
(I discuosed with him this last question and agreed with h1m on the contenta of my letter, a copy cf which is enclosed),
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c) that after the reception of this l ·etter the Staff would not make any
further inquiries, but would conclude the case in November with a favorable
opinion and trensmit it to the Trustees1
d) that the
Boer~ cf
Trustees would decide next March.
In the meantime, as I cabled you, I bro~ght the negotiations
with the FIAT to e positive conclusion. Chiusano became a member of the
I.A.I. and will very probably be soon coopted in the Directing 0ommittee.
The FIA'I• h8,s decided t o gi ve a yearly contribution of 5 Jtillion lire
(see enclosure 2). This letter of Agnelli will be the ice-breaker in the
money-raising c~mpai gn on the Italian side.
This is all for now.
I shall keep you inf'ormed on any new
development~.
Very best regards,
Yours
Altiero Spinelli
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
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October 15, 1965
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Dr. AltieroSpinelli
Centro Studi della Fondazione Adriano
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Via Lucrezio Caro 12
Rome, Italy
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Thanks for the cable. I'm looking forward to rece~v~ng the
letter. I have already sent off my own lengthy evaluation which
I hope will be useful from your standpoint. You understand, of
course, that my intervention is entirely infor.mal and is by no
means guaranteed to have any effect. In this case I did not
even send it directly to Ford, but by way of the other Foundation
head who asked my opinion. It's up to him how to use it.
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I have no formal status whatsoever in Ford's decision. And I am
sure that Ford would be most unhappy if they thought that I gave
the appearance of playing a role in deciding how to use their funds.
That is-their job and all Foundation people guard it jealously.
Quite right they are too.
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On the other hand, I was able to give a perfectly honest and
enthusiastic account of the first seminar. It was lively, intelligent
and does you great credit_:_ a most auspicious beginning. I enjoyed
it thoroughly and look forward to new occasions. I wish you all
success. Please thank Fichera and the many others whose kindness
made the trip so pleasant.
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As soon as I am unpacked in Chicago I'll send you a bibliography and
some offprints, as I promised. It occurs to me that one of the useful
things for the Institute would be to have follow-up working seminars
after each of the major seminars in which you have foreign speakers.
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Thanks' for the cable. l'm looking forward to receiving the
'l .etter. I have already sent off my own lengthy evaluation which
! hope will be useful from your stand:point o You understand, o:!'
course, that my intervention is entirely infor.mal and is by no
meana- gharanteed to have any effect. In this case I did no~
even send i t directly to ' Ford, but by way of the other ~oundation ~ ·. .. .
head who asked my o:pinion. It'a u:p to him how to uae it~
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I have no ·-f'ormal statua whatseever in Ford' a decision. And I a.m.
aure that Ford would be moat unha:p:py if they thought that I gave
the a:p:pearance of· :playing a role in deciding how to use their funda; ·
That ia their job and all Found~tion :peo:ple guard i t jealously.
· · ·Quite right they ·are tooo
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On the other hand, I was able to give a p~rfectly honest and
enthusiastic account of the first seminar. It was li~ly, ìntel1igen~
and does you great credit: a most aus:picious be'ginningG I enjoyed
it thoroughly and 1ook forward to new occasione. I wish you all
success. Please thank Fiohera and the many others•whose kinàness
made the trip so :pleasanto
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T.hank you ~or your telegram .to which I replied as
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After ou~ fìnal conversation at Ivrea I met ]lr.
,.. Chiusano at Turin. · He ha.d been che.rged to convey to me the
fi.."lB.l edhesion of Agnelli end the formal :promise oi' a-. substa.ntiaJ.
contribution of the FIAT.' Re wae aleo very glad to become
a mamber of our Institute.
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I enclose the list of tne members of the !nstitute
u:p to the :present moment and the Verbat:iln of the 2nd reunion
cif the :Boe.rd of Tiirectors.
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Slater wrote to me that my p=oposal for the Institute
is now under consideration bT the Sta~f of the Ford and ~eks me
J for ve.rious other information. I hope to eee h:im. during the
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PERSONALE
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Caro Altiero,
EU
rispondo subito alla tua lettera del 21 settembre perche' in effetti
ho qualc~e novita' da comunicarti. Ho gia' scritto ieri estensivamente a
Massimo : ichera, ma non mi costa nessuna fatica ripetere in questa mia
qu[lo che e' accaduto negli ultimi giorni.
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HA
Ho trascorso lunedi e martedi scorso a New York ed ho incontrato finalmente
Joe La Palombara. La notorieta' di Joe tra i professori di scienze politiche
e nell' ambientè accademico in generale sta ancora aumentando; durante i l mee•
ting annuale dei professori di scienze politiche e' stato uno dei relatori ad
uno dei panel piu 1 importanti , riguardante i paesi in via di sviluppo.
La P. prende estremamente sul serio PWtrw
il progetto e proprio
in questi giorni doveva andare alla Ford a disQl tere con i capoccia( nat"ti.•
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ralmente ti prego di non citare questa mia a La Palombara, che sa scrivere
da solo e quindi ti fara 1 sapere credo al piu' presto come vanno le coseQ).
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Ho pél.Ssato tutto i l pomeriggio del ventuno settembre con Joe La P. e
Ben M.oore. Cerchero' di riasslimere brevemente quali
sono state le impressioni
che ho tratto da quella lunga chiacchierata.
Dopo il cambio di denominazione ed il rimaneggiamento del progetto sembra che
le cose si presentino decisamente bene. In novembre o in dicembre Moore, La
Palombara ed alcuni capoccia della Ford per una specie di supplemento di
istruzione causata forse dalla nota lettera. La P. ha affermato che pensare
che un progetto in se' positivo possa arenarsi a causa di un attacco cosi 1
chiaramente colorato di questioni personali significa conoscere male l'America
in genere e la fondazione Ford in ispecie.
La P. continua a professarsi, formalmente_.) amico di FLC; ma ho notato piu 1 in
presenza di Ben Moore che in privato, dove chiaDamente riconosce che e' stato
un fesso; ma questo significa che La P. deve fronteggiare tattif:amente una
situazione in cui FLC e' ancora abbastanza forte~a Moore, Shep Stone eccetera.
cc.·far\
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Comunque durante il loro viaggio La P_,, e Moore cercheranno di veder chiaro:
ma sono convinto che questo NON rappresenta un ostacolo maggiore, ma la cosa
puo' dare ancora qualche fastidio ~marginale al quale tu credo dovrai
esser pronto •••
Io non mi sono affatto pronunziato sulla natura o ragioni del contraàto, che
non sono tenuto a conoscere. La solo cosa buona che potessi fare, e credimi che
l 1 ho fatta ad usura e' di intesse:re le lodi tue e di Hassimo a.i miei amici ame•
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ricani dicendo che siete il miglior investimento possibile: poi che il miglior
investimento non sono i generali lacche' ma i leaders democratici; amici sicuri
anche se non ossequienti•••••
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Credo che il progetto sara' maturo per i l board della Ford durante la riunione
del mese di marzo 1966. Ben mi ha detto che il potere taumaturgico della
presenza di Gianni Agnelli non ha mancato di fare il suo effetto sui
dirigenti della Ford.
HA
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La mia opinione e 1 che i l problema del finanziamento ameticano sara 1 risolto
anche se ci vorra 1 tempo.
Miei umili consigli:
- dimostrare che la Fondazione e' gia' attiva, e dimostrarlo particola.nnente
preparando or~
le cose per novembre dicembre, quando arrivani gli ispettori
gogoliani; tfìl. convegno di Ivrea dovrebbe essere ben venduto);
tieni d 1 occhie i l public relationer ex Mulino; e' anoora abbastanza forte ;
AH
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- last but not least, tenere in equilibrio Agnelli e la Ford fino a che
uno dei due casca nella pania e l'altro per conseguenza lo segue a ruota.
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Ti mando una analisi della stampa americana sulla conferenza stampa di Degaulle.
Ti mando anche una nota riservata di mie obbiezioni di fatto XiX ad alcune
dichiarazioni fatte durante la conferenza; ma creào che la stampa europea
e in particalare "Le Moààe" abbia fatto un lavoro migliore del mio.
Ho visto Osg@Od e mi ha detto che sarebbe molto contento se venissi a passare
un anno accademico negli Stati Uniti.
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suusami del ritardo con cui rispondo
agosto e 10 settembre.
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Grazie anzi tutto per i documenti. Quello dell'Ambasciata
francese è veramente straordinario! Ti accludo due note che ho mandato
a Nenni su una richiesta prima che scrivesse la sua lettera. La cosa
più straordinaria per me ~ che il governo italiano non sia capace di
rispondere a De Gaulle per le rime.
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Hai fatto bene a dare il mio nome come referenza a La I~lom­
bara.. Tieni per~ presente che hai sbagliato indirizzo. Hon è alla lli.chigan
University, ma alla Yale. E' bene tenere buoni rapporti con lui.
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Per l'Istituto sto ora a questo punto: Tanto Slater per la
Ford, quanto Agnelli in Italia ci hanno formalmente e per iscritto dichiarato il loro interesse per l'Istituto, e la loro forte propensione a finanziarlo. Per~ la Ford vuole sapere quanto abbiamo raccolto in Italia,
e Agnelli vuole sapere quanto la Ford ha deciso di dare. Sto ora cercando
di uscire dal circolo vizioso.
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Comunque il 4 e 5 ottobre l'Istituto tiene un primo seminario
a Ivrea al quale hanno già accettato di partecip~re Eowie, \Vohlstetter
e ~by. Forse ci verrà anche Rowen.
Ho l'impressione che la Ford sia assai lenta per decidere.
Prova a parlare della cosa con Ted, per vedere se egli può in qualche modo
intervenire per accelerare una decisione.
Il miv articolo a pparirà in estra tti su Atlar-tic Community
Quarterly
L'intervista di De Gaulle rasenta la spuderataggine. Ma' in
fondo ha capito che i suoi partners comunitari meritano di essere trattati
come i suoi sudditi, cioè mentendo e contando che non risponderanno che
con flebili lamentele.
Io ho scritto sul Mulino, sul Mondo, su Tempo Fresante, su
e Sud, ~u E0 65, uonch~ note private a Fanf~ ed a Nenni, quel che
secondo me il governo italiano potrebbe e dovrebbe fare. Ma non è possibile
ottenere 0ha la gente res ponsabile si soffermi a meditare un paio d'ore
su questo tema dandosi una prospettiva di un paio d'anni.
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ma andranno progres~ivamente cvuotandosi, e che tutto i l problema ~ 38
aorrà del tutto prima la C.E.E. o prima De G~lle. La politica de De
Gaulle non durE'rà, ne e ono sicn:.ro, ur. gic;;rno ol t1~e l&. sua presidenza, e se
allora la C.E.E. esisterà ancora, tutto si potrà riprendere. Se pera
sarà gj ~ mort.a., f'e cioè gli e.J. tri &vracw gi.~ ripr&so la propria libertà
d'azione, sarà troppo tardi, e l 'Europa avrà perso la. sua chance.
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ti invio in allegato due documenti che credo possano
interessarti:
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Washington, 10 settembre 1965.
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-uno studio sugli interessi USA legati al commercio tra
Paesi dell'Est e Paesi del Mercato Comune; ti prego di
considerare questo documento come destionato unica~ente
alla tua informazione persoRale;
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-un mediocre studio di Lawrence Krause sui problemi econo=
miei della NATO. Si tratta di un opuscolo descrittivo
e nulla di piu'/ pur tuttavia utile come documentazione
supplementare.
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Ti segnalo che in questo momento ha luogo a
Washington il meeting annuale della Political Science
Association nel corso del quale, sotto la presidenza di
Wohlstetter, si tiene un panel sull'argomento seguente:
"Problems of Government Utilization of Scholarly
Research in International Affairs".
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Purtroppo non ho fatto in tempo ad appropiarmi del•
la relazione di base, opera del professor William
Folk, gia 1 esaurito alle prime ore del mattino
di ieri. Tu potrai certo ottenerlo con éil. tre informa•
zioni dal tuo amico Wohlstetter.
Ho colto l'occasione per presentarmi a W. e dirgli
che passero• a Chicago a trovarlo fine ottobre.
Mi ha promesso in ogni caso di telefonanni , quando
verra 1 a Washington a fine mese.
Se vorrài segnalargli il mio nome alla prossima occasio=
ne che avrai di scrivergli 1 te ne saro' grato.
Ho dato il tuo articolo -traduz. in~lese - a Leon
Lindberg. A chi altro vuoi che lo dia?
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state in Italia, mi permetto di inviarLe questa mia, conoscendo
i rapporti di amicizia e di stima che intercorrono tra Lei e quea
sti due comuni amici.
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Inoltre, come e' naturale, sono al corrente dell'importante
contributo che Lei ha dato alla ripresa degli studi politici e so=
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Dopo sette anni di permanenza tra Lussemburgo e Bruxelles co=
me funzionario delle Comunita' Europee , nell'ottobre del 1964 so=
no stato inviato in missione negli Stati Uniti dove,in assenza del
titolare, ho diretto per sei mesi l'Ufficio Informazioni delle Co=
munita' Europee a Washington. Conto di restare negli Stati Uniti
fino all'inizio del 1966.
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di idee sui non pochi argomenti di interesse comune. Sarei ben lie=
to di venire a trovarLa alla Michigan University, tanto piu' che
conto di passare a Chicago nell'ottobre prossimo. Un'altra possi=
bilita' sarebbe quella di incentrarci a New York dove mi reco per
lavoro con relativa frequenza.
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Nel caso avesse occasione di passare a Washington, il mio in•
dirizzo ed i miei numeri di telefono sono quelli indicàti in mar•
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mais La.Pnlombara m'a réce::msnt ~crit en me cornmunauquant quelques observntions (non importantes) de lui113me et de Ben•
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.Agnelli, av""ec lequel j 1 ai eu une converaa.ticn détnillé sur
l Insti tute, m'a écri t une lcttre clcnt je t 1 envoie copie.
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est prat A contribuer (et à ouvrir ~insi la porte à beaacoup d 1 autres
contrlbutions) à la condition que l 1 op6ration li'ord marche. Pour la Ford
c'est le contraire qui v aut.
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la condition quc l 1 e.utre contribution (italienne pour le. Ford, f ordienne
pour lcs Itnl icns) soi t donnée,
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auprès de :Ben l'I.oorea
a) ms. propo~i tion a-t-elle cor:unenc4e à è tre sérieusetlent étud.iée
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BERKELEY • DAVIS • ffiVTh"E • LOS ANGELES • RIVERSIDE • SAN DIEGO • SAN FRANCISCO
SANTA BARBARA • SANTA CRUZ
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
90024
August 12, 1965
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AIR MAIL
AH
Professor Altiero Spinelli
Centro Studi della
Fondazione Adriano Olivetti
Via Lucrezio Caro 12
Rome, Italy
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Dear Professor Spinelli:
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HA
I :found your good letter of June 30 vri th the enclosed project
upon my return to Los Angeles. Needless to say, I am delighted over
your interesting and imaginative plan and I shall be happy to do whatever I can to support it. In order to avoid duplication which would
not benef'it your project, I would a.ppreciate inforn:etion on vrhether
you bave bad an opportunity to discuss this vrith Joe Slater or Shep
Stone of the Ford Foundation in recent weel~ or months? Also, in case
you have seen t hem, what impressions bave you received? I believe Joe
is s ti i l in Europe, bu t our pa ths di d no t cross.
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I expect to be in Italy for a Bellagio conference October 14-18,
but I ra~her doubt that it will be possible for me to spend very much
time in Europe at that time. At any rate, I am thoroughly convinced of
the importance and vital necessity of '\·That you are doing that I should
be happy and honored if I could help in any manner.
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The Hague, Netherlands,
August 2, 1965.
Dear Mr. Spinelli:
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Please excuse this delay in answering your
letter of June 30th, but I had alreaày left
~·washington when your letter arriveà.
I t has
now been forwardeà to me here at The Hague, and
I will senà it back to the Departrnent of State,
as I know that my successor, Mr~ Leddy, and Mr.
Schaetzel will be interesteà to read it.
EU
I shoulà like to aàd that I arn very happy ,
that you should have given my narne as a reference
to the Ford Foundation, and I will be very glad
to do anything I can to be helpful.
HA
Sincerely,
~'h..·MM Jpiw
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Centro studi Fondazione
Adriano Olivetti,
Ufficio di Roma,
Via Lucrezio caro 12,
Rome, Italy.
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Dr. A1tiero Spine11i
Fondazione Adriano 01ivetti
via Lucrezio Caro 12
Rome, Ita1y
AH
Dear Dr. Spine11i:
EU
Thank you for your 1etter of June 30.
I am indeed g1ad that you have succeeded in
estab1ishing an Ita1ian Institute on Internationa1 Prob1ems.
AH
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HA
I am glad that you have mentioned me
as a possib1e person to consu1t concerning
the Institute and a1so g1ad to have the
materia1 you enc1osed. As you probab1y
know, Jim Hunt1ey has 1eft the At1antic
Institute for the Ford Foundation and I have
sent him a copy of your 1etter.
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I appreciate your offer to keep me
informed of deve1opments.
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Sponsoring THE ATLANTIC /NSTITUTE and THE ATLANTIC TREATY ASSOC/AT/ON
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Thank you so much for your good letter
of June 30th about the Italian Institute on
International Problems which we talked about
when you were here in Washington. Your project sounds very good indeed and I will ~ be
glad to express an opinion along this line
to the Ford Foundation or to any other Foundation
which you may approach. I note that you intend
to keep me informed about developments so I
shall await further word from you.
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We hope to see you again in Washington
before very long.
AH
With~~'a.~
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Professar Altiero Spinelli
Fondazione Adriano Olivetti
Via Lucrezio Caro 12
Roma, Italy
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Mr. Altiero Spinelli
Fondazione Adriano Olivetti
Via Delle Miniere l
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Thank you for your letter of
June 30th.
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I am delighted that you gave my
name to the Ford Foundation and I am
bappy to lend whatever support I can
to your most interesting project. I
bave no specific suggestions to your
outline which seems to me sensible.
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Dear Mr. Spinelli:
AH
I would only like to say that I
believe your project is badly needed.
With every good wish.
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July 14, 1965
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Dear Mr. Spinelli:
AH
Just a note to tell you what an excellent
article I thought you wrote for Il Mulino.
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I agree with some parts and not with others,
as I suppose most readers do; but I thought that
all its parts got to the heart of the matter, and
were most perceptive. I hope that we can talk about
it further next time you are bere.
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Yours sincerely,
Mr. Altiero Spinelli,
Clivo Rutario, 5,
Rome.
1latn SS>tbool of Jiarbarb 1Bnfbtrsftp
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DIRECTOR
Ju1y 13, 1965
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Mr. A1tiero Spine11i
Fondazione Adriano 01ivetti
Via Lucrezio Caro 12
Rome, Italy
Dear Mr. Spinelli:
EU
In Professar Katz's absence from the office I
wish to acknowledge and thank you for your letter
of June 30, 1965.
HA
Upon Professar Katz's return, I shall bring
your 1etter and its enclosures to his attention.
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Sincerely yours,
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July 1O, 1 965.
Dear ··_ l tiero,
for med and hope that it ge t s the
You were
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happy to comment on the proj ec t f avorablJ .
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I am deli ghted to hear that I 20PI has been
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July 7, 1965
Dear Altiero:
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am delighted to know that your project is moving ahead.
I should be more than pleased to respond to any inquiry the
Ford Foundation should make of me; I hope they can see their
way clear to give you some support.
EU
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After we have had a chance to look aver the material and
on the basis of anything I hear from the people at Ford I
shall be in touch with you.
With best wishes,
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Clivo Rutario, 5,
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J. Robert Schaetzel
Deputy Assistant Secretary
for Atlantic Affairs
llr. J. Robert Schaetzel
Bt.treau of European Affairs
Department of State
Wa.s'hinf; ton, D. C.
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24 March 1965
Dear Robert,
AH
On my return to Italy I wish to express to you my sincere
tha.nks not only for the very interesting conversations we had, but
owe to you.
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also and above all for the invitation to come to the United States
was most stiJIDJ.lating a.nd useful as
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cities and to get acquainted with a great number Of interesting
my :future activi ty.
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personalities and thus could establish many precious relations fOr
The conversations I had with Mr. Stone and Mr. Slater
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at the Ford Foundation were most prOmising and I dare hope that I may
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count on the help of the Foundation tor the creation of the Institute
on International Policies of which I spoke to you.
I shall certainly keep you informed about the development
of this project.
Yours very sincerely,
Altiero Spinelli
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BERKELEY • DAVIS • IRVINE • LOS ANGELES • RIVERSIDE • SAN DIEGO • SAN FRANCISCO
SANTA BARBARA • SANTA CRUZ
INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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Professor Altiero Spine11i
Fondazione Adriano 01ivetti
Via Lucrezio Caro 12
Rome, Italy
Dear Col1eague:
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HA
It was very considerate of you to send me the detai1ed
documentation concerning the immediate p1ans of your
new Center. I shall of course be more than happy to
respond to any request addressed to me by the Ford
Foundation in connection with your future p1ans.
AH
Even though our meeting was very short I remember it
we11 and recall it vrith great p1easure.
Yours sincere1y,
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Dear Al ti ero:
HA
~~{ you very much for sending along the
data on the Italian Institute on International
Problems.
UE
J~ dging from your documentation, I should
think the Institute is off on solid ground. I will
be most l":appy t o do anything I c an \.•li th the Ford
Foundation.
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Assistant to the
Vice President
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Fondazion e Adriano Olivetti
Via Lucre zio Caro 12
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WashiMton 25 e D. c.
Dear 'l'ed,
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your rea1J.7 frielld.q help dur1.ng Ja7 stç"" in Waah.i.Dgt:on.
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::Before it is too scandalously l.ate I wish to thank
In llew York I had two l@g and, I thi.Dk, · ~mi tful. co.nversatiana
Ben :Moore -
I fol.lcnRJd your auggestion and propoaed to
am he accepted -
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w1 th Slater aJld :Ben Moore.
to haye hia agreement to our pro jecta
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before B.D7 fo.1'11UU applicatiQn to the Ford Foundation will be ad.vanoecl.
T.he forma} COJ'3StitutiOJ1 Of the
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beoause I need not tell you how much I hope
to have ;rour collaboration.
Toura very sincerely, .
Altiero Spinelli
L'Institut Atlantique
The Atlantic Institute
Washington Office: 1616 H St., N .W., Washington 6, D. C. · Tél.: 347-9353
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Professar Altiero Spinelli
Via Lucrezio Caro 12
Rome, Italy
Dear Professar Spinelli:
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Mr. Huntley has left the washington Office of
The Atlantic Institute and is now with the Ford Foundation in New York. At the moment he is in California,
but I have forwarded to him in New York the papers
regarding the Italian Institute on International Problems.
cc: Huntley
Yours sincerely,
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B. Philli:
Acting Director
Washington Office
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6 July 1965
AH
Dear Mr. Spinelli:
HA
EU
In Mr. Bowie's absence from
Cambridge for the summer, I should like to acknowledge receipt of your letter of June 30th
enclosing copies of the material sent to the Ford
Foundation on the Italian Institute on International
Problems.
UE
I a m sure Mr. Bowie will be
delighted to know that the Institute has been formed and that he will have no objection to your using
his name as a reference.
AH
Please do continue to keep him
informed of developments as I know he is very
interested in the pro ject.
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Mr. Alti ero Spinelli
Fondazione Adriano Oli vetti
Via Lucrezio Caro 12
ROME, Italy
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, JNc.
THE HAROLD PRATT HOUSE
58 EAST 68TH STREET
NEW YORK. 21, N. Y.
LEhigh 5-3300
HAROLD VAN
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CLEVELAND
Director, Atlantic Po/icy Studies Progmm
July
6, 1965
Mr. Altiero Spinelli
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Via Lucrezio Caro 12
Rome, Italy
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Dear Al ti ero:
EU
Thanks very much for your June 3oth letter and attachments. They look
extremely interesting and needless to say I wish you every kind of·. good fortune
in this userul endeavor.
HA
At the first opportunity I will bave a word with the Ford Foundation
people and do what I can to help your application on its way.
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Very sincerely,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
RoBERT
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BowiE,
Director
ALEX lNKELES
HENRY A. KISSINGER
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RAYMOND VERNON
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30 June 1965
AH
Dear Altiero:
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My apologies for not replying sooner to your note
of some weeks ago.
,
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My present plan is to spend much of October in
Euro:pe. While I hope to spend part of it in Rome, I will
not work out my final schedule until early September, when
I will write you.
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I did read the material you gave me on the IOI, but
did not have any comments which seemed worth passing on.
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I look forward to seeing you in October.
Mr. Altiero Spinelli
Fondazione Adriano Olivetti
Via Lucrezio Caro 12
R0111E, Italy
Sincerely,
Ro bert R. Bowie
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Aasistant Director
United States Information Agena,y
1776 Penns~lvaniR Ave., N.W.
Washington 25, D.C.
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June 28, 1965
Dear Mr. Lincoln,
AH
Thank you very much for your letter of June 11.
EU
last spring.
July 11, I shall be in Eruzellea where I have to meet
M~vement,
Etienne Hirsch and some
other leaders of the Movement.
I will certainly write to you after
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the President of the Federalist
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havinc discussed with them.
Yours very sincerely,
Altiero Spinelli
Pr
UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY
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WASHINGTON
Dear Dr. Spinelli,
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I had hoped to be able to see you this spring during
one of my trips to Europe. Unf'ortunately, I a.m not always
free to dispose of my time as I might wish.
HA
I can only hope that administrative dema.nds elsevrhere
will abate sufficiently to permit me to visit Italy later
this year.
AH
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Meamrhile, I would be pleased to recèive any thoughts
you may bave on the current state of the Federalist
Movement in Europe and prospects for progress in European
integration.
Sincerely yours,
EU
RojUJlom'
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Ass~stant
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Dr. Altiero Spinelli
c/o Johns Hopkins Bologna Center
Via Belmeloro 11
Bologna, Italy
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Mr. Altiero Spinelli
Clivorutario No. 5
Rome, Italy
AH
Dear Mr. Spinelli:
Under separate cover I am sending you our
1965 Great Decisions and a number of issues of our
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most recent Headline Series. This will give you ·
some idea of our publications. If i can help you in
any way, please don't hesitate to write to me.
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HA
For my part I was glad to have had the
opportunity during our conversation in Rome to learn
of your plans for your Center in Rome and I do hope
that you will l{eep me on your mailing list and send
me any materials that your Center may publish.
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Sincerely yours,
Ncrman Jacobs
Editor
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I was vary sorry to learn
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Dear Teda
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your second letter of April 26,
I was loold,ng :f"orward
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that your 'trip to Europe has had to be cancelled.
to seeing y-ou and your wi:f'e and to discussing wi th you the new N?A research
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project.
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Hawever, I hope that your visit will materialize in the fall
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and that we may get together then.
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Clivo Rutario 5
Rome, Italy
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l. W. ABEL
R. E. BROO KER
COURTNEY C. BROWN
L S. BUCKMASTER
HARRY A. BULLJS
JAMES B. CAREY
ROBERT W. DOWLJ NG
GUY EMERSON
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LAIRD BELL
I a.m. very sorry to have to write to you at the last moment to
tell you that my trip to Europe in May has had to be cancelled. A
number of urgent matters have come up at the NPA which make it
imperative forme to be in Washington during the next two months.
In consequence, I have had to revise my plans for the field work
in Europe for our new research project. It now looks as though I
will not be able to make a preliminary survey at all but will have
to goto Europe in the fall prepared to undertake the field research
directly. I look forward to seeing you then.
UE
WJLLIAM L BATT
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SOLOMON BARKJ N
JOSEPH W. FICHTER
WILLIAM C. FORD
C. HARRJS
A.
: J. HAYES
ROBERT HELLER
H. M. HORNER
ERIC JOHNSTON
MURRAY D. LINCOLN
DONALO R. MURPHY
CHARLTON OGBURN
WILLIAM S. PALEY
JAMES G. PATTON
CLARENCE E. PICKETT
WALTER P. REUTHER
ELMO ROPER
THEODORE W. SCHULTZ
ROBERT C. TAIT
DAVJD J. WINTON
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WAYHE CHATFIELD TAYLOR
Encutive Commi ltee Ch1irm1n
1606 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE., N.W., WASHINGTON 9, D. C.
COlumbia 5·7685
FRANK ALTSCHUL
CABLE: NATPLAN
Vice Ch1irm1n
CLINTON S. GOLDEN
Vice Ch1irm1n
THEODORE GEIGER
LELAND HAZARD
Chiel
Vice Ch1ir1t11n
LAUREN K. SOTH
olintern~tion~l
Studia
April 15, 1965
Vice Ch1irm1n
ARNOLD S. ZANDER
Setretny
CHARLES J. SYMINGTON
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Dear Altiero:
JOHN MILLER
As[x,
Ch1irm1n 1nd
Secret1ry
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Mr. Alti ero Spinelli
Clivo Rutario 5
Rome, Italy
MYRON M. COWEN
Counsel
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Treas~~rer
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R. E. BROOKER
COURTNEY C. BROWN
L S. BUCKMASTER
HARRY A. BULLIS
JAMES B. CAREY
ROBERT W. DO WLI HG
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LAIRD BELL
As you may recall, I mentioned to you when we talked in
Washington on the occasion of your visit here, that I would be
coming to Rome for a few days in the spring. My visit is now
scheduled for May 5 to May lO. The purpose of my trip to Europe
during May is to undertake a preliminary survey of the kind and
scope of the more intensive field studies which we would start
later this year for a new NPA research project, a brief description of which is enclosed.
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WILLIAM L BATI
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SOLOMON BARKIN
GUY EMERSON
RUFUS C. HARRIS
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H. M. HORNER
ERIC JOHHSTOH
MURRAY D. LINCOLN
DONALO R. MURPHY
CHARLTON OGBURH
WILLIAM S. PALEY
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LUTHER H. GULICK
I would very much appreciate the opportunity to get your
comments on this new study and to have the benefi.t of your suggestions regarding other people in Rome with whom it would be
worthwhile for me to talk.
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WILLIAM C. FORD
My wife, who will be undertaking some of the research
for this project, is accompanying me on this trip and we will be
staying at the Flora Hotel on the Via Veneto. I look forward to
seeing you and will telephone to you to ascertain when it would
be convenient for us to get together.
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JOSEPH W. FICHTER
JAMES G. PATION
Sincerely,
CLARENCE E. PICKETI
WALTER P. REUTHER
ElMO ROPER
Theodore
THEODORE W. SCHULTZ
ROBERT C. TAIT
DAVID J. WINTOH
Enclosure
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Mr. Harold van :B. Cleveland
Director, Atlantic Policy Studies Program
Council on Foreign Relations
The Harold Pratt House
58 East 68 Street
New York 21, N.Y.
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May 17, 1965
Dear Vana
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Thank: you so much for your l etters o-r Aprll 28 and May 11 and
thank you above all for sending me the publications by Henry Kissinger
The latter, al though sent off later haa
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and Zbigniew .Brzezinsk:i.
been received by me and I am expecting to receive the other
alrea~
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I sball read them with great interest and shall let you know
Yours very sincerely,
Altiero Spinelli
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April 28,
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Mr. Altiero Spinelli
Clivo Rutario 5
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Rome, I ta J.y
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Dear Altiero:
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I take pleasure in sending you, under separate cover, this pre-publication
copy of' Henry Kissinger' s book The Troubled Partnership: A Re-A:ppraisal of'
the Atlantic Alliance, ~hich is the f'irst of' the Ccuncil on Foreign Relations
Atlantic Policy Studies to be published.
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· Best regards.
Sincerely,
Ì.lr
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Harold va n B. Cleveland
COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, JNc.
THE HAROLD PRATI HOUSE
58 EAST 68TH STREET
NEW YORK 2I,N. Y.
LEhigh 5-3300
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CLEVELAND
Jirecto1·, Atlantic Policy Studies Prog ram
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May 11, 1965
Mr. Alti ero Spinelli
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Clivo Rutario 5
Rome, I ta.J.y
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Dear Alti ero:
AH
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I ta..~e pleasure in sending you, under separate cover, this prepublication
CCYJJY of' Zbignie-w Brzezinski t s Alternative to Parti tion: For a Broader Conception o'f' America t s Role in Europe, which will be published May 14th. This
is the second book in the series being published by the Council under the
Atlantic Policy Studies Program.
Sincerely,
HvBC:ec
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Professor Robert R. Eowie
Director, Center of International
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He.rvard Universi ty
6 Divinity Ave.
Cambridge 38, ~tTaes.
1!ay 10, 1965
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Dear Bob,
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I wae very glad to meet you again in Ditchley.
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Vlhen you decide t o come to Rome, please let me know
ir: time so that I may prepare for you some appointments with
poli tic al :personaliti es ( begi1ming wi th Saragat t o the princi:pal
leaders of the :partiea), wit~ some high civil servants of the
:Ministri es of Foreign Affairs e.nd of Defence, wi th scholars,
and journalists interested in foreign and military :problema.
Wi th some of these you migìlt :find i t convenient t o have some
off record little meetings.
T11y wife will be glad to find a good but not too
expensive Hotel for you, if you sd desire.
Remember in any case that :practically from mid-July
until mid-September YOJl woulc1 risk to miss many of the people
you wo~ld want to meet.
J o:b..nson' s
speech on the occas.ion of the 20th anni versary of the end of the war has certainly been considereà also
by you, end it seemed to me a good omen for your plan of a
study group on th,e question of a sound E'Uro-American integration
in nucle ar policy.
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If we set as our aim the for.mulation of a wellfnunded and p~ausib~e p1an, which could be adopted by the statesm~n in the present ci~cumetances, we should probably bave
more than one meeting. I wonder whether, in order not to loee
t~e, the. first one should not be held just before the summer
va.cations.
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In the next deys I will eend you the r:.nglish tranelation of the nrticle I wrote for the Ju."'l.e issue of "Il Eulino",
where I ~ave attempted to develop the ideas l presènted 1n
Ditchley. If i t is no t :presumptuous on my ]!Hrt, ;r would con-
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siàer it as a first contribution to your meeting.
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I h8pe thet you will succeee in setting up thie
'.lly exciting plan.
Yours
ve~~ a~cerely,
Altiero
Spinelli
European
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Columbia
New York
Institute
Hall
University
27, N.Y.
May 5, 1965
On. Altiero Spinelli
Institute on International Politics
Clivo Rutario, 5
Rome, Italy
UE
Dear Dr. Spinelli:
l was delighted to receive your kind note of March 24.
AH
It is I who must thank you for the many valuable insights
gave me during our talk in New York.
I hope very much
that you will be paying a new :Visit bo-.. New York before
long. This time, if you can let me know somewhat in advance
of your plans, I would like to endeavor to arrange some
additional meetings at Columbia, and perhaps elsewhere in
academic communities.
It is certainly invaluable for my
compatriots to· hear your deeply informed and enlightened
views on both European and Atlantic problems.
I hope
the new Institute will develop into a powerful center
of r.ational and international thought about the great
problems of our times.
Under separate cover I am sending
you some materials about our work at Columbia.
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I remain, with highest regards,
AH
Sincer~ly_ yours,
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near Professor Haas,
:Ba cl: in I t e l y I remeober 'tiri t h grati tu de the very
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stimula tinc conversation I have haù with you.
I do hope I shall have an opportunity to meet you
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a gain anù in the meantime I shall kee p you informed on my activities
International Policies which we are now
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setting u p in Rome.
Yours ver,y sincere ly,
Altiero Spine l li
r.:r. J.lbert E. Xeogh
Government~l Lff uirs Institute
1726 I.iass achusetts Ave., 1:. r;.
rvashinr ton, I.l . c. 20036
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23 April 1965
Dear Albcrt,
AH
Further to my letter of April 2, I want to inform
you that I still bave not received the books you intended to send
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Jje.
Maybe some tracing should be done at either your
other
~~ne.
Could you let me havc the date of despatcb and any
pc-.~ticulers.
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end or
I am sorry to bother you wi th this, but I
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would not like the purcel to bave gone astray.
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AH
Thank you and bes t regards,
Yours very sincerely,
Altiero Spinelli
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Bo x 4068 , Santa Barbara, California 93103
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Apri1 21, 196 5
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Mr . ~1tiero Spine11i
Clivc Rutario 5
ROME~ Ita1y
Dear Mr . Spine11i:
y ou for yo ur note of Apri1 15 .
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Than~
I was g lad to see you in Santa Barbara.
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I hcpe you wi11 visit us a gai n soon.
Si~cere1 y
yo urs,
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Robert M. Hutchins
President
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President, Center f'or · the
Study of Democratic In:::titutions
P. c. Box 4068
Santa Bnrbara - Calif.
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15 April 1965
AH
Dear llr. liutchins,
Back in Italy I remember with gratitude the very
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stimulating conversntion I have had with you.
I do hope I shall have an opport111r..i. ty to meet you
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again and in the meantime I shall keep you i :nforrned on my
activities regarding the Institute on International Policies
Yours very
.AJ.tiero
~incerely,
Spi~elli
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NEW YORK 17 . NEW YORK
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OFFICE OF THE P'REBIDENT
AH
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20 Aprii 1965
Dear Dr. Spinelli:
EU
I too am sorry that we missed each other when you were in this
country in F ebruary Mr. Finkelstein has in de ed told me about your
talk with him on the 26th of that month and about the question you raised
concerning possible support fora European-American conference on
disarmament. I must say that I fully agree with the view he expressed
then, that the Institute for Strategie Studies would be the best institution
to undertake the kind of exercise that I gather you have in mind. I hope
that you have made a point of talking to Alastair Buchan on that, if you
ha ve not, you will do so.
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6 April 1965
Dear Mr. Spinelli:
EU
In Mr. Johnsonts absence I should like to acknowledge your
letter of 3 April. He will be returning to the office later this week,
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and I shall bring it to his attention at that time.
AH
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Sincerely yours,
HA
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Altiero Spinelli , Esq.
Clivo Rutario, 5
Rome , Italy
........ ..(Miss) Marjorie Cronin
Secretary to Mr. J ohnson
Er. Jose:ph E. Johnson
President, Carnegie Endowment
o:f.' In·c~rnational Peace
United liations Plaza
at 46th Streot
IJe'..r Yurk, :i.J. Y.
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3 April 1965
Dear Mr. Johnson,
AH
I am very sorry to bave missed you in February at the end of
my tour in the United States.
HA
EU
hlr. Finkelstein h~s probably informed you about the project
of an Institute on International Problema in Italy to be established
with the help of the Olivetti Foundation. · I hope the Institute will
enter into existence next May, and I am alrea~ planning some of its
first initiatives.
AH
UE
At Ann Arbor I had occasion to discuss with the Directors o~ tbe
Center of Research on Conflict Resolution the ràative sterility of
European thinking on the crucial question of the policy ~ strategy
of disarmament. WE~ reached the conclusion that i t would be very
stimulating to bave' a Euro-America.n seminar to con:front the patterns
of approach te this :problem among American and European political
thinkers, wi th the aim not to confine themselves to the :rm.clear issue,
but to define the whole range of issues implied in a sound policy
and strategy of disarmament.
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The Ceuter of Ann Arbor has alrea~ prepared a ~irst draft of
the topics and o~ American participation and I am having the European
counterpart studied bere. We hope to arrive at a scnsible project
of a seminar to ·oe held in the u. S. A. or in Europe (Villa Serbelloni?)
As soon as the project will have reached a rather def~nite outline, I am planning to submi t i t formally to the Geneva. representative
o:f your Foundation :for a grant. But I wish you to be in:formed. s.lready
at this point because I would ap:preciate very mu.ch to k:now your o:pinion
as to whether this :project seems to yau o:f interest to the Carnegie
End.owment.
Yours very sincerely,
Al tiero Spinelli
OEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON
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April 8 , 1965
Dear Altiero:
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EU
I was glad to have the opportunity to see you
once again when you carne through Washington. I shall
be looking forward to hearing from you regarding the
Institute on International Policies.
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Meanwhile, please let me know if I can be of any
servi c e to you here.
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Special Aasistant
Bureau of Inter-Amer i can Affairs
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Sincerely yours,
Mr. Altier o Spinelli,
Clivo Rutario, 5.,
Rome, I t aly.
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Fondazione A. Olivetti
Comitato Direttivo
Via Lucrezio Cero 112
Rome, Ite1y
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Deer Mr. Spinel11:
wishe~,
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With best
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I wes delighted to hear from you ~nd to know thet the rest of your
voyage wa~ a successful one. I look back with much pleasure on
your brief visit bere end I trust thet our path~ will cross egain
soon, either here or in your own beeutiful country.
GK/ach
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1.1r. Gic..r.franco Speranza.
Europe~1 Comm~~ty Info=mation Servioe
S'ui te 80S
900 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Washin.g"ton, D&.
AH
2 aprile 1965
Caro Gianfranco,
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spero mi perdonerai l'enorme ritardo con cui mi faccio vivo
HA
con te.
Anzitutto tengo a ringraziarti ancora una volta per il tuo
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aiuto durante il mio soggiorno a washington,
Mi sono messo all'opera per la costituzione dell'Istituto, e
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spero di concludere :presto.
essere state assai positive,
A New York le conversazioni :finali mi sembrano
Inoltrar~
la domanda per un grant sostanziale
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quanto prima,
HA
In genere conto di tenerti informato di tutti gli sviluppi, perchè
non ho bisogno di dirti quanto conti sulla tua collaborazione,
CoL molti cordiali saluti
Altiero Spinelli
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April 5, 1965
IVlany thank s for your kind note.
look forward to hearing of your
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Dear Altiero:
Best personal wishes.
HA
further plans as they are made.
Sincerely,
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Ted / Van Dyk
Assistant to the
Vice President
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711 14th Street~ N.TI.
Washinrton, D.c.
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2 Aprile 1965
Caro Vie,
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te e tua moglie per la bellissima serata passata con voi.
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~ingraziare
ma ci tengo anzitutto
AH
T.i scrivo con qualche ritardo,
Mi sono accinto alla messa in opera dell'Istituto, e spero
costi~tirlo
formalmente prima delle vacanze estive.
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di arrivare a
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Ti terrò informato perchè conto sulla tua collaborazione.
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Con molti cordiali saluti
Altiero Spinelli
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Italian :Embassy
16 01 Fuller Street
Washin e~ton,
D. C.
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2 aprile 1965
AH
Caro Sergi.o 9
prima che sia troppo scandalosamente tardi, desidero farmi
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vivo con te per ringraaiarti della cordiale accoglienza.
HA
Spero di arrivare abbastanza presto alla formale costituzione
dell'Istituto di Folitica Internazionale di cui ti ho parlato.
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terrò informato.
Te ne
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Quando ti capita di fare un salto in Itali& non dimenticare
Con molti cordiali saluti
Altiero Spinelli
llr. Albert E. Keogh
Governmental Affairs Institute
1726 11aaaachusetts .t... V.{;;;., r..w.
Washirurton, :n. c. 2 003 6
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2 AJ):'il 1965
Dear Albert,
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Bef'ore i t is too acandalously late I want to drop you a
...ine to tell you that I bave not forgotten the very kind anè. most
my tour.
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efficient help you, Miss Hunt and your whole orga.nization ga.ve me during
Travelling through a Continent having ever.ywhe~ at one's
a very
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disposal a rea.l secretariat is not so oommon a. thing ullless one is not
v.I.P.
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I have not yet received the lJook:s you intended sending me.
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everything.
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I hope to ree e i ve them f'rom one day to the ne:t.
Thank you again for
Yours very sincerely,
Lltiero Spinelli
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Professvr Renr.y Ehrmann
College
Department of Government
Dartmcut~
H.anover, r.Rc 037!:i5
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2 A:pril 1965
AH
Dear Heinrich,
Before it is too scandalously late I wish to drop7ou aline
thank you and Claire
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the kind and serene way you bave accepted
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the invasion o:f your home by the old maverick and the youngsters.
I don't
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I am now trying to harvest somethillg t'rom my tour..
want to spend here any word about the present stage of my projecta,
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be cause I hope to infonn you soon in some deta.il and wi th the hope
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of a coup d'épaule de ta part at the Ford Foundation.
Herzlichste Grtisse
HARV ARD UNIVERSITY
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
LITTAUER CENTER
0FFICE OF THE DEAN
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS
02138
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April 2, 1965
It 1'1!as indeed good to meet you
and I hope our plans cross again, soon.
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Warmly,
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Richard E. Neustadt
Pro.:essor of Government
Nr . Altiero Spinelli
Clivo Rutario, 5
Rome, Italy
AH
Dear Mr. Spinelli :
-Mr. William P. Barth
Assistant Director
The Center for Research on Conflict Resolution
The Uni versi ty of Mi chigan
Arm Arbor, lli.chigan, 481 04
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2 April 1965
AH
Dear Mr. l3a.rth,
The delay in wri ting you is due only to my vdsh to gi ve you a
more precise answer.
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HA
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In New York I discussed with the Ford Foundation their help for
- .t he Insti tute in Rome and i t was therefore not possible for me to enter
also into the quest.i on of' our project o:f a con:f'erence on Disarmament.
To the Ca.rne:gie Endowment, however, I made some hinta, and Mr. Finkelstein
told me that the best way would be to contact and discusa the matter
with their re;>resentative in Geneva. Th.ese were the reasons why I have
no t called on you from New York. But I keep on thinld ng about this
subject a.nd I am very thankfUl to you and David Singer for the preliminary
note you h~ve sent.
AH
I aru steadily proceeding towards the creation of the Insti tute
on International Problema in Rome and I hope for its formal establisbme~
ne%t May. I will of course keep you informed, because one of its first
initiatives should be this conference organized together with your Center~
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I have already submitted Mr. Singer's paper to two scholars,
members i~ pectore of our Insti tute, asking them fo:r their commenta and.
suggestiona which I shall send you with my own, right after I receive
them. As soon as the Institute is set up, I plan to discuss the question
with ~he Geneva represent~tives o~ the Carnegie Endowment fora special
grant,
.P. conf'erence including 1 O Americana and 25 Europea.ns wou.ld be
lesa expensive if it were held in Europe. Wnat rlo you think about Villa
Serbelloni in Bellegio? As you know it belongs to the RoCkefeller Foundation
and is i're quently employed :for such kind. of meetings.
~n the next days I will v:ri te to the Insti tute a. t Oslo ami to the
Insti tute o~ Polemology. (or something analogous) to Prof. ROling in the
Netherlands ±m to ask them for their collaboration.
I wish to thank you
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all your colleagues for your most kind
recetptio~ in Ann Arbor and your active help.
Yours ve-ey sincerely
1..1 ti ero S:pinelli
The Center lor Research on Conllict Resolution
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I &"TT enclosing a copy of t he pro:po sed confc:: r enc e on Di s arrr..ament
that you talked abou"'c. i·iit h J . David Singer. Pètel~ y ou ha ve had t ime to
re'-rievr the :pro:posal, \·Te -v:rould a:ppreciate any cornments and sugg estions
concerning the n e;:t ste ps. I a m sorry that I i·ias unable to make contact
i·Ti th you in Ne\\ Yo::::-k City . I f you di scussed the pro:posal i·Thil e in Ne;-r York
o:i:. any of your me e-:.ings ; I -vrould be most ha:ppy to f ollmr up on the s e clis :::ussions viith the :p ::~opos ed co!".Serence in band. I f Y Oì.1 decide that I shmùd
:..-.1c e"'c. "':·Ti th f ound<:.·i.:;ion p e op l c conc e rning tb.is matter: I vould a:pprecic:.t e e:.
1 :::- t te r ~ ron: yo:...,~ to them 2..nnouncing a :forthcor:tin 5 visi t from our organization .
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o::.~ Gan i zati on c:.p::;>roe.chin::; t he r:etter unilate rally .
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:rec ent ex:p::l· ienc e be r e in the Uni t ed States : ;;-re 1-rould a:ppre c i a t e ree e i •,ring
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~.rou :ma ke in the c stab lishr:1:211t of your neì-ì insti t ut'2 .
If ive can be o:' c..ny assists.nc 0 :i.n your ne~r ',"c=nture :- pleas e drop me a lilk .
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We are all pleased here that your discussions in Washington went so well. It is always a pleasure to have a chance
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I am particularly pleased that your project seems to be
prospering far the creation of an Institute on International
Politics. I hope to be in touch with Stone and Slater in the
next few days and will inquire into the matter to satisfy
my own curiosity and offer my support, far what it is worth.
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Please keep me informed of how the matter progresses and
I look forward to seeing you in the not too distant future.
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Sincerely,
Hr. Altiero Spinelli,
Clivo Rutario, 5,
Rome, Italy.
J. Robert Schaetzel
Deputy Assistant Secretary
far Atlantic Affairs
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
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March 29, 1965
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Mr. Altiero Spinelli
Clivo Rutario, 5
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Dear Mr. Spinelli:
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Thank you for your kind note of 24 March
containing the good news that you had a pleasant
return trip to Italy.
With best wishes.
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Sincerely,
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I am delighted that things are going well
for you in setting up your Institute on
International Policies, and I certainly hope that
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On my return to Italy I wish to ezpress to you my sincere
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and the opportunity to meet with so.me most interesting peraonalities.
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On my return to Italy I wish to express to you my
sincero thanks for the
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activities regarding the Institute on International Policies
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1606 Uew Hamshire Ave., N. w.
V/ashington 9, D. c.
Mr. Robert E. Oseood
T.he Tiashington Center of
Foregin Policy Research
1906 Florida Ave. ·, N. w.
Washington 9, D.c.
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Prof. o:r Government
Harvard University
Littauer Center M-25
llr. William Diebold, Jr.
Director o:r Economie Studies
Council on Foreign Relations
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Pro:f. llil ton Katz
Director of International Studies
IIa.rva.rd Law School
Mr. Donald :Brennan
President, Budson Institute
Q)..take:r Ridge Road.
Rnrmon-on-Hudson
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Stanley Ho:ffman
Prof. o:r Government
Littauer 310
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Pro:f. Stuart Hughes
Pro:f. of Histor.y
Rarvard Faculty Club
20 Quincy Street
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Pro:r. Prank.lin L. Ford
Dean o:r Facul ty o:r Arta o.nd Sciences
5 Uhiversity Hall
c. Angell
Dir0ctor, Center for Research on
Conflici Resol*tion
1100 E. Washington
Mr. Robert
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58 :C. 68 St.
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Pro:f. P.hilip :m. l.losely
Director, Euxopenn Institute
of the Columbia University
Mr. Da.":id Truman
Daan o:f Columbia College
Columbia University
llr. Gino Ballotti
llanacing Director
j)aedalus
7 Linden Street
C~mbridge - llass.
Benjamin ll. :B:ro\m
Hnrvard University
6 Divinity Ave.
Cambridge
Dr.
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Prof. William T.R. Fox
Insti tute of \1a:r and Peace Stud.ies
Columbia University
Mr. Kenneth E. Boulding
Director, Center :for Resea.rch on
Conflict Resolution
11 Ou E. Washington
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Mr. Angus Campbell
Director of the Survey Research
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Pro:f. George Kish
Pro:f. o:f Geograpby
Universi ty o:f llichigan
Prof. James Kerr Pollock
Prof. o:f Political Science
Universi ty of ili chigan
P.rof. William E.Porter
Profesaor of Journalism
1715 Shadford Road
Prof. Eric Stein
Universi ty of llichigan Law Scbool
Hutchins Hall
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Director of the Center fOr the Study
Of Ame:rican a.nd Foreign llilitar.y policy
University of Chicago
Chicago - Ill.
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Ur. Stephen R. Graubard
~irecto:r, Daedalus
7 Linden Street
Cambridge - llass
Chairman, Depa:rtment of
Politica.l Scienoe
Universi ty of Chicago
Social Scienoe Building
1126 East 59 Street
Pro:f". Ha.:rry Jolmson
Editor, Journal of Political Economy
Universi ty of Chicago
Social Scienoe Building
1126 E. 59 St.
Pro f. B. Tucker
Stanf'ord University
Stanford - Calif
Mr. T.c. Achillea
Director, Atlantic
Council
1616 H Street, N.W.
Washington, D.c.
Mr. Arnold Wolfers
Director, Washington
P:rof. Richard Neustadt
Center of Foreign
Depa:rtment or Government Policy Research
Ctlumbia. Universi ty
1740 Mnssachusetts Ave.:m
New York 27, N.Y.
Washington, D.C. 20U36
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L _. Bernard :Brodie
Rand Corporation
170U Uain Street
Sta. l.ionica
Mr. George Lister
Political Adviso:r, Latin ~~~~-~Jli~ive
Department or State
JJ:r. Maloolm VI. Roag
TheRand Co:rporation
same as above
Senate Foretgn Relations Committee
Uew Sanate Office :Build.ing
Capitol Rill
Washington, D.c.
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Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense
The Pentagon
Mr. Timotby
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same as above
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Prof'. of Law
ULford Law School
Stanf'ord
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same as a.bove
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M:r. Arnold Y.::ra.misch
P:rof. Stefan P~esenfeld
:Boalt School of La.w
:Berkeley
Chairman, Committee on International
Studi es
Stanford Univcrcity
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The Ra.nd Corpo:ration
same as above
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Director, Institute of'
Defense Analysia .
Mr. Donald G. Henderson
D:r. Roma.n Ko lkovi tz
Prof. Carl Spaeth
llr. James King
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Mr. G. Cook
Italia.n Affairs
Department of State
Mr. George R. Kaplan
European Integration Affairs Officer
vffice of Atlantic Political-Economic A:f"fairs
Department of State
Mr. Edward Pancost
Ita.lian Af'fairs
Department of State
Herbert Spielman
Economie Italian Af'fairs
Department of State
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Mr. Walker Givan
Italia.n Affa.irs ·
Department or State
llr. Dea.ne R. Hinton
Director of the Office of Atlantic PolitioalEconomic Affai:rs
:Bureau of European Affairs
Department of State
Mr. John Di Sciullo
Research Office Italian Affairs
Department of State
Washinçton, D.C.
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Dear John,
I was very happy to meet you again in Washington and to
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find that we still agree on so many important problema.
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I have told ma.ey friend.s that the Italian Office of the
Department of State, and you in particular, know the Italian problema
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better than many Italian politieians and civil servants.
I shall eertainly keep you informed about the development
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and activitien of the project of the Institute on Foreign Policy
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of which I epoke to you.
Yours ver.y sincerely,
Altiero Spinelli