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i Mant aall ‘4 oe a a Tole, _ UNITED STATES 09.” A) ; baieisien Memorandum a 1 -r. Belmont 7, ~ Meee 1 ~ Mr. DeLoach ie; bat TO : Me. SULLIV. DATE: 9/18/ $l, Sy Tavel ‘ . Trotter ae _ ~ 1 - Mr. Rosen ae , Tele, Room uk FROM: Me. BP Be 1 ~ Mr. Sullivan <a “oe ¥ - ewe a Ee orcas Soo Sp SUBJECT: SON RADIO BROADCAST _ 1- Mr. Stark STAT WASHINGTON, D. C. G45" Pam, 9/16/6 61, y / Pearson made no mention of the Director or the FBI _ during this broadcast. The following is a resume of mme of ,- Pearson's, ‘Statements, / . ee o WASHINGTON? 7 ee, Time is running out in the Berlin situation. One L . ery important Ambassador informed me there is only about three Oo | weeks left to negotiate. After that it will be very difficult = =~ to prevent war. _ MOSCOW: Rsv us #8 __Ambassador (Llewellyn) 1ompson has warned that Russia will set off a super-terror bomb just as Khrushchev: ~~ ¥< has predicted. It will be the grand dimax in the current series ~ of Russian tests. ~“ 1 ae A bo . \ . . - .. . CAPITOL BULL: wey ‘Two Russian diplomats talked secretly with influential Congressméh last week telling them Russia is re for a reasonable compromis€’on , Berlin, This could mark the first opeful note in an otherwise’ exceedingly dangerous situation edging closer to war ever fp dave % | CSPARTANBURG , =S0uTH CAROLINA: D< Se The inside reason why Senator o1iAohnston agre agreed to y President Kennedy's postal . increase was because the White House had held up appointments of all judges and U. S. Marshals in | South Carolina recommended by the Senator from South Carolina. - co ae Pog of Yab.ss0- 39 22 SEP 20 1861 meres ene, ) 55 SEP 25 1961 le o-