Memorandum from LAWRENCE FERTIG July 16, 1968 Dear Lu: I enclose an invitation to the dinner for Leonard and the Foundation which just arrived on my desk. Please note that you are on the dais and will be expected to say a few words. In view of the fact that we will have a number of speakers, remarks will be quite brief, probably five to seven minutes. I'll talk to you about this in detail sometime before the end of the summer. It remains very hot and sultry in New York and we're very happy to know that you're in the country enjoying the clear air. No special news here. Did you note the attached article in the Wall Street Journal about Martin Anderson? As you know he's a great admirer of yours, and he is quite important in shaping Nixon's economic ideas. Berthy and I send our love to you and Margit. I'll call you one day soon when we can have a chat on the telephone. Kanny