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¥ a’ a etre we ~ To sd 7 re oa a ‘office of the Count ttee ‘ts 5 ‘Washington, D, €,, during August, 196 — ~ will then start issuing statements to all newspapers in the - ~ va United Bt States aimed | at Begro readers,” ve Ns oan ee Me |. The Executive Committee of the "group was to make is wer a determination on and issue a statement concerning Cue eet Governor Nelson Rockefeller of Mew York after reviewing - RE ee a his record in public office, However, the Hew York Seis : \ . as committee was empowered by the Executive Committee to ree ‘meet with Governor Rockefeller and question him on his views... orn Senator Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota ‘met with the = Committee in Detroit, Hichigan, on July Z7, 1968, and it was *% the impression of Congressman Conyers that Senator McCarthy's appearance before the Committee was not particularly successful, However, Congressman Conyers felt Senator McCarthy learned . sowathing at the meeting and did introduce Congressman Conyer's Full Employment, Act on July 29, we as soon as he returned _ to ‘Washington, D. C. nen oe ee eye 2 2 ! Levison and Congressman Conyers, ‘according * “to | our " source, agreed on the advisability of organizing a loose: organization called Friends of the Mational Committees of - " Inquiry 8o_ that some white people ¢ ean start fotre | the name : a wie ‘Levison ‘and “Andrey Young met e with ‘Senator MeCarthy ” at lunch some time ago and advised him on a number of matters, 5 | « Levison felt it was difficult to determine if Senator McCarthy =: . “ was agreeing with the advice or not but noted subsequently that fe Fe _ Benator McCarthy followed through weeks later on many things - 2 Yevison and Young suggested to him, According | to Levison, at . > was the only time Senator McCarthy accepted their advice as hiead foe a as he knew. Levison and Congressman Conyers agree that = Senator McCarthy has no understanding of the | Repro situation in the United States. ©... conga