May 17, 1965 Professor Jean-Pierre Hamilius 127, rue J. P. Michels Esch-sur-Alzette Luxembourg, Europe Dear Professor Hamilius: Many thanks for your good letter of May 6th. Isam delighted to learn from it that your health is improving from day to day. I do hope that also Mrs. Hamilius and your children are in perfect health. I agree with you that the inclusion of Rustow's essay is rather unfortunate. But I hope it will not mis- lead the intelligent reader. I am very grateful to you for all you have done to make this French-language publi- cation of my ideas possible. I never met Mr. Rivkin and I never had any debate on TV. He and his secretaries probably consider everybody who does not support the most "modern" programs for increased government spending as a very dangerous man. Margit and I hope to meet all of you in Stresa. Cordially yours,