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bsé AT 100-6351 bic On 6/13/69, "The New York Times" (page 31) published an article date-lined 6/12/68, Cambridge, Massachusetts, referring to a speech by subject that date at Harvard University. In her speech, subject referred to the inadequate response of the government to the assassination of her husband, ROBERT KENNEDY, and also referred to the Vietnam war. Following this Speech, told LEVISON she had leanned at subject, in e above speech, had mentiard the posétben which LEVISON had put in it. (Atlanta letter, 8/12/68, page 6) On 7/6/68, subject discussed with LEVISON her invitation to address the Committee on Resolutions of the 1968 Republican Convention. LEVISN dictated a letter to this committee for the subject declining its invitation, (Supra, page 7) NORMAN COUSINS, Editor, "Saturday Review", Sponsored a conference of women 7/23/68 in New York City. LEVISON on 7/21/68 told subject he had pre- pared her speech for this conference and requested she acquaint herself with it in advance. (Supra, page 8) LEVISON on 11/18/68, discussed with subject the content of an address she would give at a dinner | 11/22/68 in honor of Governor OTTO KERNER of Illinois. (Atlanta letter, 12/30/68, page one) Subject, on 1/6/69, was counseled by LEVISON regarding a request for her to address the Atlanta Press Club. (Atlanta letter, 3/5/69, page one) On 1/13/69, subject discussed with LEVISON the content of a statement she planned to submit to the press regarding the MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., Memorial Center. The 1/15/69 issue of "The Atlanta Sersnai'l published an article on Page 2A captioned "King's Widow Tells of Plans for Center". (Supra, page one) -2-