Memorandum from LAWRENCE FERTIG June 29, 1971 Dear Lu, I really haven't any news to give you because everything is quiet here in New York. I lectured at the Foundation last week and was very pleased with the group of students. Some of them rode down to New York with me after the lecture, among them two teachers from Western universities, They were very knowledgeable, and I believe were profiting greatly from the seminars. I do hope you and Margit are enjoying the clean air and cool weather in the mountains. It hasn't been too bad in New York, although the air itself is always foul. But the weather has not been too hot. Anyway we enjoy it greatly out at Sands Point. I don't know whether you get the Wall Street Journal up there, so I am enclosing two interesting clippings. The review of "The Chamberlain Cabinet" is most informative and sheds light on the events of that era, which I know interests you profoundly. Also the article on tariffiseems to me quite good, and its persuasive power to the average man very high. Also enclosed is a reprint of my talk in Palm Beach. I'm quite sure I sent you a mimeo- graphed copy of it, but anyway I enclose this, which you can use as you see fit. Bertha and I send our love to you and Margit, and I'11 get in touch with you by telephone soon. Jury