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o "1 b6 Zbr/C < ,NK 9-2684 [:::::::::]advised that he believes that LIVEZLY will consent to this examination. He advised that it has been the company&#39;s experience in the past that when such an examination is afforded, the private psychiatrist is careful in his evaluation and he will probably not judge the subject as insane as tie is regarded as almost impossible to establish with one visit. [:::::::::]advised that the examination may cause a transfer of LIVEZLY to another division of the plant, but he does not believe that it will result in the releasing of LIVEZLY from his employment on medical leave and it most certainly will not accomplish the commitment of LIVEZLY to a mental institution. advised that the final arrangements for such a physical cannot be accomplished by the company immediately, and he does not feel that LIVEZLY will be given the examination for at least a month. On October 2 and 17 1967 advised I 7 that no arrangements have been made as yet for LIVEZLY to be given a physical examination by the company. [:::::::::] stated that he has not received any further communication in regard to LIVEZLY from the Industrial Security O
ice, Columbus, Ohio, and that LIVEZLY still has a secret clearancej with that company. On October 25, l967,[:;;;:::::]advised that no further action has been takenhy.» to afford LIVEZLY a physical examination and that no action in regard to LIVEZLY has been taken by the Industrial Security Office, Columbus, Ohio. I I kuggested that the majter_he_1 discussed with RCA, Camden, New Jersey, in an effort to afford LIVEZLY a physical examination. On October 25, l967,| I E;::;;:] RCA, Camden, New Jersey, advised that since LIVEZLY as een involved in writing letters, he has instructed that the guard force examine on a daily basis, the suitcase carried by LIVEZLY when he reports*to work every day. dvised that this s1:.","1r&#39;:ase contains only a change in clothing. 3