August 15, 1968

Congressman Paul N. McCloskey
490 El Camino Real
Belmont, California 94002

Dear Mr. McCloskey:

I very much enjoyed our luncheon conversation, and I promise that you will
be hearing more from me about the possibility of setting up an advisory
group to prepare background information and discussion, the second source
of advice on matters of national strategy, international relations, world

trade, disarmament, and the related topics that we mentioned in our dis-
cussion.

Meanwhile, I notice that this very morning's Wall Street Journal has an
excellent, and, I believe, well balanced article on the ABM proposals.

I don't believe it has any new information but I would recommend it for your
perusal. I am also enclosing a column of my own writing that has a specific
additional comment about the implications Gor our relations with China.

Sincerely yours,

Joshua Lederberg
Professor of Genetics

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