Correspondence B, 1964-1965

Stock investments and business ventures with Joseph M. Bryan (oil well investments and hunting trip in Spain), Colonel Ronald Bassett (partridge shooting), Alastair Balfour, Esq. (shooting properties), Cecil E. Barnett (oil drilling), Walter L. Ball (geologist for Central Oil Company), H. C. Bailey (oil interests), Robert W. Boyd (Weyerhaeuser stock), G. Edward Brooking, Jr. (Weyerhaeuser, Amoskeag, Fanny Farmer, and Reynolds Tobacco Stock), Howard Brush (Great Northern Paper Stock), George E. Brewer (Conservation Foundation and letter about Dr. Albert Schweitzer), Eugene R. Black Sr., (Conservation Board, the Ford Foundation, and Bill Deakin), John and Mary Charlotte Baker (well wishes and Wisner’s review of “The Year of the Rat”), Thomas W. Braden (about “The Invisible Government”), Henry Brandon (“The Year of the Rat” and review included), Ellen Burling (critique of “Prince Eugene of Savoy”), William and Mary Bundy (“Prince Eugene of Savoy”), Richard M. Bissell, Jr. (future plans with the United Nuclear Corporation), Sam Pope Brewer (divorce and custody of his daughter, and Bill Deakin), Lady Pamela Berry, David K. Bruce, George Brown (Labour Party leader in Great Britain and his discussion about Cuba), Thomas M. Bancroft, Adolf A. Berle (comments from Senator Fulbright on Cuba, and mention of Governor Carlos Lacerda on “Meet The Press”), Ambassador Manlio Brosio (congratulations on his appointment to Secretary General of NATO), Mrs. Francis Poe Brawley (St. Timothy’s School Reunion), Edward M. Bernstein (Report on the Italian situation), Ella Poe Burling (Wisner’s review of “The Craft of Intelligence” by Allen Dulles), J. C. Herbert Bryant, and John Walker.