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a eee ee eee ee ee [aw 105-60662 Je ») Congas NY T-4 and NY T-2 also advised that during early Novenber, QI was very upset at the news the death of the Soviet economist NEMCHINOV, as he ha planned‘ return to the Soviet Unton to work on a mathematical model with him. QB renarked that - _ whom he had also seen in the USSR during the er of 1964, would not be considered by him as a re- e pl nt for NEMCHINOV, as he was not sure he could rely who did not seem to be eager to be of help. Ny 1-2 and NY T-4 stated that QRMMA imows o1 G a Russian at the UN, and they are apparently nf) very good friends, phoning and cesing each other epithe ( often, QREEMMMBhas told Qa that ‘wants to come ¥ iy J on to the UN next year after he finishes a book he is writing. NY T-2 and NY T~4 further advised that they had learned early in November that @—— was planning to have dinner with a Hungarian economist, name unknown, who was the Chairman of the Department of Economics, University of Budapest. ul NY T-2 and NY T-4% advised that on Saturday, November 14, 1964, was in telephonic conversation —_j. with ERIM FROMM, who was in Mexico City, where FROMM aw lives and ks, in connection with FROMM's article that appeared in a recent issue of the “saturday Review" and had been translated in the Russian publication "The Literary Gazette” 1n Moscow, in the issue of October 24, 1964. Another article written by one CONSTANTINO, a a Soviet philosopher, appeared in “The Lite Gazette" ; recently in answer to FROMM's article. Gq 2 skea. FROMM b/ Clee et Pie