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Britt:

Thanks for your letter.

Things have picked up a bit since the convention - a story in Life and other good things.

But I'm trying to take it easy. I was in DC about a week ago and did talk breifly to Mr. Holman at his new job. ccdccciczcsomeiszuzd

There are many things breaking my way now, and I'm trying to take a little bit of time in sorting them out.

I haven't heard from WAOK, but then, I've had my phone off the hook since I got back from Chicago. It was a wild scene; you should have been there.

Leroy played a shaky role at the convention, but not as shaky as some others; more about that in person. There is a lot to be told, so perhaps another interview might do the trick.

Why don't you apply to:

Dr. Vincent Harding

Spelman College

Atlanta, Georgia

for a job with the new Martin Luther King, Jr. library doing what you're doing now. In fact, you ought to propose a "living record" of the King years, documented on tape, with you as director of the project and me as consultant at $500 a day.

Harding is director of the library; they will have a lot of bread/.

Keep in touch; so will I.

Bond