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PAGE 6SECTION 12. CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5)YOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALITY|                            | FROM: | TO: | NAME OF SUPERVISOR || -------------------------- | ----- | --- | ------------------ || DATES COVERED              |       |     | SALARY             || REASONS FOR LEAVING        |       |     | PER                || EMPLOYER                   |       |     | JOB TITLE          || ADDRESS STREET AND NUMBER  |       |     | KIND OF BUSINESS   || YOUR DUTIES AND SPECIALITY |       |     |                    || DATES COVERED              | FROM: | TO: | NAME OF SUPERVISOR || REASONS FOR LEAVING        |       |     | SALARY             || EMPLOYER                   |       |     | PER                || ADDRESS STREET AND NUMBER  |       |     | JOB TITLE          || YOUR DUTIES SOD SPECIALITY |       |     | KIND OF BUSINESS   || DATES COVERED              | FROM: | TO: | NAME OF SUPERVISOR || REASONS FOR LEAVING        |       |     | SALARY             |NOTE: IN SPACE BELOW GIVE DETAILS CONCERNING ANY POSITION FROM WHICH YOU MAY HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED OR WHICH YOUMAY HAVE LEFT UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH WERE NOT ENTIRELY FAVORABLE.HonoDETAILS:SECTION 13. CHARACTER REFERENCES-FIVE IN THE UNITED STATES (GIVE BUSINESS ADDRESS WHERE POSSIBLE)| NAME                      | ADDRESS STREET AND NUMBER        | CITY             | STATE || ------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ---------------- | ----- || R. C. Prosiky             | Office for Emergency Management, | Wash., D.C.      |       || Geo. Creene c/o Nat'lcity | Bank of N.Y. 55 Wall Str et,     | New York, N.Y.   |       || Cora Luz018               | Department of Stase,             | Washington, D.C. |       || Lt. Col. J. Spencer       | University of Southern Calif.,   | Los Angeles.     |       || C. Wilbur                 | Department of State,             | Washington, D.C. |       |SECTION 14. SOCJAL ACQUAINTENCES-FIVE IN THE UNITED STATES (GIVE BUSINESS ADDRESS WHERE POSSIBLE)| NAME             | ADDRESS STREET AND NUMBER           | CITY               | STATE || ---------------- | ----------------------------------- | ------------------ | ----- || M. McFerland     | Office of Senator Tobey, US Senate, | Wash D.C.          |       || J. Blades        | IRO,1344 Conn Ave., M.W.            | Wash., D.C.        |       || Dr. L. P. Howard | c/o USPHS,                          | Savannah, Georgia  |       || Hubert Humphrey  | Office of Mayor,                    | Minneapolis, Minn. |       || John "cDonald"   | J.H. McDonald Insurance Co.,        | Tipton, Oklahoma   |       |SECTION 15. NEIGHBORS-THREE IN THE UNITED STATES (AT YOUR LAST-NORMAL ADDRESS)(CONTINUED TO PAGE 7)
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SECTION 15. NEIGHBORS-THREE IN THE UNITED STATES (AT YOUR LAST NORMAL ADDRESS)NAMEM. MaurerADDRESS1514 17th St. N.W. Wash., D.C.NAMEL. HerberADDRESS1514 17th St. N.W. Wash., D.C.NAMEA. HaynesADDRESS1514 17th St. N.W. Wash., D.C.SECTION 16. MISCELLANEOUSDID YOU EVER HAVE OR DO YOU. NOW HAVE MEMBERSHIP IN, OR SUPPORT ANY POLITICAL PARTY OR ORGANIZATION WHICH ADVOCATES THE OVERTHROW OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN THE UNITED STATES?YESNODO YOU USE, OR HAVE YOU USED INTOXICANTS?I have.HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARRESTED, INDICTED OR CONVICTED FOR ANY VIOLATION OF LAW OTHER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION?IF SO, STATE NAME OF COURT, CITY, STATE, COUNTRY, NATURE OF OFFENCE, AND DISPOSITION OF CASE.No.HAVE YOU EVER BEEN COURT-MARTIALED WHILE A MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES?IF ANSWER IS "YES", GIVE DETAILS BELOW:YESNOSECTION 17. FINANCIAL BACKGROUNDARE YOU ENTIRELY DEPENDENT ON YOUR SALARY?YESNOIF ANSWER IS "NO", STATE SOURCES OF OTHER INCOME.NAMES OF BANKS WITH WHICH YOU HAVE ACCOUNTSFirst National Bank, Tipton, Oklahoma, USANational City Bank of New York at Bombay, India.HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN BANKRUPTCY?YESNOIF ANSWER IS "YES", GIVE PARTICULARS:SECTION 18. CREDIT REFERENCES-THREE IN THE UNITED STATESNAMEFirst National BankADDRESSTipton OklahomaNAMEUnion Trust CompanyADDRESS14th & G sts N.W. Wash., D.C.NAMEMrs. R. TraftonADDRESSResident Mgr., Copley Courts Wash., D.C.SECTION 19. RESIDENCES FOR PAST 15 YEARSFROM: 1933 TO: 1937ADDRESSTipton, Okla., Colina and Nashville, Tenn.FROM: 1937 TO: 1941ADDRESS722 Chatauqua St. &U.of O. Norman Oklahoma. USAFROM: 1941 TO: 1942ADDRESS512 N.W. 9 Street Oklahoma City, OKla USA(CONTINUED TO PAGE 8)PAGE 7
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SECTION 23. GENERAL QUALIFICATIONSINDICATE ANY SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OR TRAINING YOU HAVE. ALSO, SET FORTH ANY QUALIFICATIONS AS A RESULT OF TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE, WHICH MIGHT FIT YOU FOR A PARTICULAR POSITION.SECTION 24. SPORTS AND HOBBIESphotography, horseback riding, music,crafts.SECTION 25. EMERGENCY ADDRESSEEC.H. Sanderseither / parental address orFirst National BankTiptonOklahomaUSARelationshipTelephoneSECTION 26. INFORMATION AND FINAL COMMENTSNOTE: YOU ARE INFORMED THAT CORRECTNESS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HEREIN WILL BE INVESTIGATED, AND YOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE ANY CHANGES (OR ADDITIONS) IN YOUR STATEMENTS THAT YOU MAY THINK ADVISABLE.ARE THERE ANY UNFAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH MAY BE DISCOVERED IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHER YOU WERE DIRECTLY INVOLVED OR NOT, WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION, IF SO, DESCRIBE, IF NOT, ANSWER, "NO".SECTION 27. CERTIFICATIONI CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING ANSWERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF, AND I AGREE THAT ANY INTENTIONAL MISSTATEMENT OR OMISSION AS TO A MATERIAL FACT WILL CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR MY IMMEDIATE DISMISSAL.Bombay, India25 February 1948SIGNED ATCityStateWitnessSignature of ApplicantPAGE 3
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|                         |   DATE OF RECORD   | STATE CODE  |       || ----------------------- | :----------------: | :---------: | :---: ||                         |       NOV 28       |  OKLAHOMA   |       ||                         |        2018        |             |       || UNIT NAME               |    ANNUAL SAL.     |  PAY CODE   | SWARS || FLOODPASTURE            |                    |             |       || EMP ID - LAST NAME      |     JOB TITLE      |  PAY RATE   | DATE  || TYPE - ACTION           |   CLASS - SERIES   |   AMOUNT    |       || 1136-4132-0540-DEGEER   |  MANAGEMENT ASST.  |   $40000    |  / /  || Appointment             |     GS-0962-05     |             |       || 1136-4132-0540-DEGEER   |  MANAGEMENT ASST.  |   $41680    |  / /  || Appointment             |     GS-0962-05     |             |       || 1136-4132-0540-DEGEER   |  MANAGEMENT ASST.  |   $42000    |  / /  || Appointment             |     GS-0962-05     |             |       || 5132-4132-3719-GARZA    | CLERK-STENOGRAPHER |   $11800    |  / /  || Appt. Trans - Block-Mod |       CAZ-4        |             |       || 5132-4132-3719-GARZA    | CLERK-STENOGRAPHER |   $12000    |  / /  || Terminated              |       CAZ-4        |             |       || 5132-4132-3719-GARZA    | CLERK-STENOGRAPHER |   $12100    |  / /  || Appt. Trans - Block-Mod |       CAZ-5        |             |       || 5132-4132-1039-GREEN    |    STATE OFFICE    | $ 10-534.67 |       || SR. Trans - Wrs-State   |      GS-0962       |  51712.01   |       || 5132-4132-3719-IRWIN    | CLERK-STENOGRAPHER |    $8506    |  / /  || SR. Trans - HR Reappt.  |        ASU         |             |       || 5132-4132-3719-JONES    | CLERK-STENOGRAPHER |   $23520    |  / /  || SR. Trans - Block-Mod   |       CAZ-6        |             |       || 5132-4132-3719-JONES    | CLERK-STENOGRAPHER |   $24330    |  / /  || SR. Trans               |       CAZ-6        |  12,035.76  |  / /  |
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|       |         |        |         |         |                    || ----- | ------- | ------ | ------- | ------- | ------------------ ||       | $30.00  | $7.00  | $26.00  | $26.00  | Date began 2/29/44 || 9 GLS | $91.11  | $7.00  | $79.11  | $105.11 | $132.11            || 3 MS  | $128.00 | $11.00 | $111.39 | $111.39 | Promotion Clerk    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    ||       |         |        |         |         |                    |
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RECORD OFPREVIOUS GOVERNMENTSERVICE RETURNED TOFEDERAL RECORDS CENTER INST. LOUIS, MO.DATE 1 AUG 1971 *BK*
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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL REVIEWED AT CIA HEADQUARTERS BYHOUSE SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEMBERSFILE TITLE NUMBER/VOLUME: NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY(WEST GERMAN) & ITS ACTION GROUPHITLER WELLE.INCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION:ROOM:DELETIONS, IF ANY:| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIEWED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAL || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------- || 19 SEPT 78    |               | PHOEBE ERR               | Phoebe Orr                      ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 ||               |               |                          |                                 |NO DOCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE![NPD]
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# NPDNational emokratische Partel Deutschlands National Democratic Party of Germany)Combined Deutsche Rechtspartei, Deutsche Reichspartei, the split off Sozialistiche Reichspartei and the Deutsche Partei.In August 1964 von Thaden arranged a meeting with other right-wingers to promote unification of all nationalist forces. Friedrich Thielen served as both front man and financial backer. A committee of 10 drafted a constitution which was accepted in November 1964 by representatives of the DRP, DP, GLP and the DVNP (Deutsche-National Volkspartei). The DRP officially disolved in December 1965 although the NPD had, in fact, long been the nationalist party. At the 21 l'arch 1967 meeting of the NPD Fxecutive Committee, the more moderato Thielen (former Deutsche Partei) was ousted from the NPD by the more extreme von Thaden forces (CRP).. There was no major rush to leave the NPD, however. Recent reporting hes indicated that those who did leave the PD, even including Thielen, are being invited back into the NPD.
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NEND SCOSS CARD1. Bundestag Elections 1965 --NFD's first Effort664,157 votes = 2$2. 13 March 1966, communal Elections, Schleswig-   Holstein. (NTD Has directive   not to participate. A few did)In 11 communities whereNTD ran candidates,.averaged 10.5% of votecompared with 65 in sametowns in 1965.3. 13 March 1966, Bavarian Coramal Elections   NFD major effort concentrated   enly in Franconia.1.6 % of total Bavarianvote but:Middle Franconia =.Ansbach - 5.1$Erlangen - 8.2$Mürnberg- 7.3$Scwhabach-5.6%Upper FranconiaBayreuth - 8.4$Coburg - 5.3$Kulmbach - 5.5%+ 2 village mayors  3.9% (1.8% in 1965)  no candidates elected4. 27 March 1966 Hamburg Burgerschaft Election5. 10 July 1966 Northrhein-Westphalia Landtag Election   No NFD candidates elected none entered.6. 16 Cotober 1966 Hamlin Byelection (Communal Concil) 8.4% (165= ) 2 seats7. 6 November 1966 Hesse Landtag Slections221.507 votes = 7.9%+8 Seats in LandtagMarburg, Wiesbaden, Barnstadtand Giessen =ca 10%FT/M = 8.4%7. 20 November 1966 Bavarian Landtag Electionsvotes 7.4%15 Seats in Landtag8. 23 April 1967 Sheinland-Palatine4 Seats, 6.9 % of vote9. 23 April 1967 Schleswig-Holstein4 Seats, 5.7 % of vote10. 4 June 1967 Lower Saxony10 Seats, 7 % of vote11. 11 October 1967 Bremen Burgerschaft8 Seats, 8.8 I of vote12. 25 April 1968 Baden-Wuerttemberg12 Seats, 9.8 1 of vote13. 28 Sept 1969 FaderokSuits, 4.3% of vote
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# Intelligence Information Report![seal of the Directorate for Plans]NO FOREIGN DISSEMPAGE 1 OF 1 PAGESTHIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCES E C R E TCOUNTRY West GermanyREPORT NO. CS-311/01424-72DOI March 1972DATE DISTR. 14 March 1972SUBJECT Intention of the Executive Committee of the National Democratic Party to Urge Non-participation of the Party in Baden-Wuerttemberg ElectionACQ Germany, Hamburg (10 March 1972) FIELD NO. EGG-1825SOURCE An official West German security service at the Land level. Analogous information from other West German services should not be construed as confirmation. The sub-source is an NPD official who had access to the information.1.  The executive committee of the West German National Democratic Party (NPD) will meet on 18 March with officials of the Baden-Wuerttemberg NPD organization and attempt to persuade the Land organization not to contest the 23 April Land election. The executive committee will point out that if the NFD does not run candidates in this election, the chances for the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) to obtain a majority in the Baden-Wuerttemberg election will be enhanced. This would enable the CDU to retain its Bundesrat majority and improve the chances of defeating the Eastern treaties of the Social Democratic Party/Free Democratic Party government.2.  The background of the executive committee's desire to avoid contesting the Baden-Wuerttemberg election is its estimate that the NPD would capture only two per cent of the vote this year compared with 9.4 per cent in the last election, a result which the executive committee is most anxious to avoid.3.  Field Dissem: Sent to Bonn and Berlin.S E C R E T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM| STATE    | DIA | ARMY | NAVY | AIR | NSA | CRS | (for Field Distribution see final paragraph) || -------- | --- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- | -------------------------------------------- || E/INTEL  |     |      |      |     |     |     |                                              || E/G/R    |     |      |      |     |     |     |                                              || E/G/R/BD | 1   |      |      |     |     |     |                                              || E/G/R/LB | 1   |      |      |     |     |     |                                              || E/G/W    | 1   |      |      |     |     |     |                                              || TOTALS   | 3   |      |      |     |     |     | NOT FOR LIAISON                              |IE 2, CI 2, FI 3, FR 1, EUR 6EGG-1825Hamburg-21038IN 557585CAEROTIC/3![signature]
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# TOCS INFORMATI REPORTOPO LOIS BARNAAL/kmbUNIT E/G/REXT. 7118DATE 1 DECEMBER 1971CONFEUR 11 FI 5, IN, CSDO, DO 4.DATE DISTPIBUTED 1 DECEMBER 1971|                                                                                      | DISSEMINATION       || ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------- || E/R             2                                                                    | E/G/R/SP 2.4-1      || E/G/R           2                                                                    | E/G/W 1             || E/G/R/BD-1                                                                           | E/F/R 2             || E/G/R/JE-                                                                            |                     || E/G/R/LB-1                                                                           |                     || EVALUATION REQUESTED                                                                 | STATE ARMY NAVY AIR || OF HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS (Piece X in appropriate space. List electrical addrestees.) |                     |RECOMMEND EXOBASIC DOCUMENT NOT MADE AVAILABLE DCIRELAY CABLE ATTACHEDSHOW IWW DISSEM ELECTRICALLY TO: SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMEXCLUSIVE FOR USIBUSIB PERSONAL ATTNZRWAHOO CABLE SENTNOT FOR LIAISON**C S INTERNAL USE ONLY**![Signature of JOHN NAPOTHER]CLASSIFICATION**SECRET**![Stamp]![Signature of HANS JOSES]FORM 1K-2 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS---TDCS-314/12543-71PRECEDENCEX ROUTINESASED ON (FED. APT, PROIJ)EGG-1781HAMBURG 20722IN 479259CAEROTIC/3LIAISON *WP 2.4
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# Intelligence Information Cable• ROUTINEIN 479259PAGE 1 OF 5 PAGESDIRECTORATE OF PLANSSTATE/INS DIA NMCC/MC (SECDET ICS ARMY NAVY AR) CIA/NMCC NIC NSA SDO ONF CRS XXXXXXXXTREAS XXXXXXTHIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCESECRETCITE TDCS -314/12543-71COUNTRY WEST GERMANYDIST 1 DECEMBER 1971DOI NOVEMBER 1971SUBJECT SUMMARY OF ADOLF VON THADDEN'S 3 DECEMBER SPEECH TO THE NORTHWEST MINING ASSOCIATIONACQ GERMANY, HAMBURG (23 NOVEMBER 1971) FIELD NO. EGG-1721SOURCE AN OFFICIAL WEST GERMAN SECURITY SERVICE AT THE LAND LEVEL. ANALOGOUS INFORMATION FROM OTHER WEST GERMAN SERVICES SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED AS CONFIRMATION. THE SUB-SOURCE IS AN NPD OFFICIAL WHO HAD ACCESS TO A COPY OF THE DRAFT SPEECH.1. (FIELD COMMENT: ADOLF VON THADDEN, FORMER NATIONAL CHAIRMAN OF THE WEST GERMAN NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY (NPD), HAS BEEN INVITED TO SPEAK TO THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE NORTHWEST MINING ASSOCIATION, SPOKANE, WASHINGTON, ON 3 DECEMBER ON THE TOPIC: A EUROPEAN'S VIEW OF THE AMERICAN CURRENCY PROBLEM. SEE AMERICAN CONSULATE GENERAL HAMBURG TELEGRAM 767, 10 NOVEMBER 1971. DESPITE VON THADDEN'S RECENT RESIGNATION FROM HIS NPD POST HE STILL PLANS TO ATTEND THE MEETING ANDSECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM
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IDCS-314/12513-71PAGE 2 OF 5 PAGES• SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM(classificationi: (dissem controls)TO PRESENT THE SPEECH WHICH IS SUMMARIZED BELOW.)2. VON THADDEN BEGINS BY TRACING THE HISTORY OF   THE UNITED STATES' RELATIONSHIP WITH GERMANY FROM WORLD   WAR I TO THE PRESENT, DEVOTING CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION TO   THE 1929 STOCK MARKET CRASH. HÈ GIVES CREDIT TO THE   UNITED STATES FOR HELPING EUROPE BACK ON ITS FEET AFTER   WORLD WAR 11 THROUGH THE MARSHALL PLAN. BUT POINTS OUT   THAT THE NATIONS WHICH WERE HELPED USED THE AID TO BUILD   AN EXPORT BASE WHICH NOW IS CONTRIBUTING TO AMERICA'S   FINANCIAL TROUBLES. HE SAYS THAT GERMANY AND OTHER.   COUNTRIES BECAME INFECTED WITH AN "EXPORT HYSTERIA"   AFTER THE WAR WHICH HAD SHORT TERM BENEFITS FOR WORLD   TRADE, BUT WHICH IN THE LONG RUN DAMAGED THE DOMESTIC   ECONOMIES OF THE EXPORTING COUNTRIES.3. THE 15 AUGUST 1971 SPEECH BY PRESIDENT NIXON IS   COMPARED WITH THE 24 OCTOBER 1929 STOCK MARKET CRASH,   AND VON THADDEN SAYS THAT THE SPEECH WILL HAVE JUST AS   PROFOUND AN EFFECT ON THE WORLD'S FINANCIAL SYSTEM AS DID   THE CRASH. HE DEPICTS THE SPEECH AND THE RESULTING CONTROLS   AS SPELLING THE END OF THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM ESTABLISHED   AT BRETTON-WOODS.54321• SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM(classification) (dissem control)54321.
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JUCS -314/12543-71PAGE 3 OF 5 PAGESSECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEN4. IN HIS ANALYSIS OF THE TYPE OF WORLD ECONOMIC SYSTEM WHICH SHOULD FOLLOW THE CURRENT AMERICAN CONTROLS AND FLOATING OF THE DOLLAR, VON THADDEN DRAWS HEAVILY FROM THE 23 SEPTEMBER PRESS CONFERENCE OF FRENCH PRESIDENT POMPIDOU.. HE SAYS THAT THE DOLLAR CAN NO LONGER BE CONSIDERED THE SINGLE WORLD CURRENCY. THE PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY OF EUROPE MAKES IT NECESSARY THAT A EUROPEAN RESERVE CURRENCY BE AVAILABLE AS A SECOND WORLD CURRENCY. THIS CANNOT BE THE BRITISH POUND AS MANY PEOPLE AT ONE TIME WOULD HAVE BELIEVED, BUT MUST BE A CURRENCY ACCEPTED BY BOTH FRANCE AND GERMANY AND ADMINISTERED BY A COMMON GERMAN-FRENCH BANK SUPPORTED BY GOLD. ALL EUROPEAN STATES WOULD USE THIS BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY TRANSACTIONS. VON THADDEN VIEWS POMPIDOU'S SPEECH AS A SIGNAL TO THE UNITED STATES THAT THE FRENCH ARE NOT WILLING TO STAY PERMANENTLY UNDER ECONOMIC PRESSURE FROM WASHINGTON, AND AS PROVIDING AN OUTLINE OF THE TYPE OF ECONOMIC ORDER EUROPE SHOULD HAVE IN THE FUTURE. HE CRITICIZES THE WEST GERMAN GOVERNMENT FOR NOT TAKING A SIMILAR STAND, SAYING THAT WHEN IT IS POSSIBLE FOR ONE STATE TO PUT ECONOMIC PRESSURE ON OTHER STATES, THE SITUATION CAN LEAD TOSECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM
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TDCS -314/12543-71PAGE 4 OF 5 PAGES• SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEN(classification) (dissem controls)POLITICAL AND MILITARY PRESSURES WHICH WOULD BE PROFITABLEONLY TO THE COMMUNISTS.5. VON THADDEN SEES TWO ALTERNATIVES IN THE PRESENT   SITUATION, I.E., EITHER A RETURN TO FIRM PARITY WITH A   DEVALUED DOLLAR, OR A CHANGE TO FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATES   AGREED TO BY THE INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES AND GUARANTEED BY   INDIVIDUAL CURRENCIES. HE BELIEVES THE DOLLAR MUST BE   DEVALUED BECAUSE THE UNITED STATES CANNOT EXPECT EUROPEANS   TO CONTINUE TO BUY THE DOLLAR AT A RATE WHICH IS NOT   LEGALLY FIXED. HE VIEWS FLEXIBLE EXCHANGE RATES AS   DESIRABLE FOR EUROPE, BUT NOT REALIZABLE AT PRESENT   BECAUSE THIS SYSTEM WOULD EXCLUDE THE "THIRD WORLD"   AND THUS WOULD BE OPPOSED BY THE UNITED STATES.6. SUMMARIZING, VON THADDEN STRESSES THE NECESSITY   FOR THE FREE WORLD TO REMAIN STRONG AND FOR EACH EUROPEAN   COUNTRY TO RETAIN ITS NATIONAL CHARACTER AND DIGNITY TO   PREVENT DOMINATION BY COMMUNIST AND FAR-LEFT FORCES. HE   CRITICIZES THOSE WHO SAY THAT AMERICA IS NO LONGER NEEDED   AS A COUNTERWEIGHT TO THE USSR, DECLARING THAT THERE IS   NO OTHER COUNTRY WHICH CAN SERVE IN THIS CAPACITY, ESPECIALLY   NOT PRESENT DAY WEST GERMANY. HE SAYS THAT THE WEST• SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM(classifier) (dissem controls)
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INIDCS -314/12543-71PAGE 5 OF 5 PAGES• SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM(classification) (dissem controls)GERMAN PEOPLE, THROUGH COMMUNIST INFLUENCE AND LEADERSWHO ARE FRIENDLY TO COMMUNISM, HAVE LOST THEIR NATIONALCHARACTER AND ARE TOO WEAK TO OPPOSE THE USSR. HE ENDSBY CALLING FOR A CHARACTER RENAISSANCE IN THE FREE WORLDTO MAKE IT STRONG ENOUGH TO COUNTER COMMUNISM. (HEADQUARTERSCOMMENT: THE STATEMENT OF VON THADDEN IN SPOKANE MAYATTRACT PRESS INTEREST DUE TO THE NOTORIETY HE GAINED INRECENT YEARS AS LEADER OF A GERMAN NATIONALIST PARTYWIDELY DESCRIBED AS NEO-NAZI. IN FACT, THE PARTY. HASDECLINED IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC TO THE POINT WHERE ITIS THREATENED WITH EXTINCTION, AND VON THADDEN'S RECENTRESIGNATION FROM THE PARTY DEPRIVES HIM OF ANY POLITICALPLATFORM IN WEST GERMANY.)7. FIELD DISSEM: NONE (SENT BONN).• SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM(classification) (dissem controls)