“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 3107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 C a something to be desired." He pointed out that, while the USSR and British exhibits are chiefly mechanical and appeal- ing in their operation, the U. S. exhibit is a more "relaxing display of culture in the U. S."" He said he discussed this difference with USSR fair officials, and they told him they liked the U. S. exhibit. They indicated that everyone in the world knows of the achievements of the U. S. in the mechanical field and the fact that the U. S. makes more cars and trucks than any other country, but they know little about U. S. cultural progress. Congressman Michel, never- theless, complained about the incompleteness and the poor maintenance of the U. S. exhibits. He said the few mechani- cal displays in the U. S. exhibit were not functioning, and one display built around a golf cart failed to have any golf clubs in the bag on the cart. . DIPLOMATIC ACTIVITIES John I, Bétt, who is affiliated with the Asiatic Petroleum Corporation, 1700 K Street, N. W., has been in contact in Jt recent past with({Domjnican Ambassador, \ Manuel 2 udyal@ Bott advised(DeMoyabthat he had talked wit |Michael-Gill> the President's nephew, and that Gill was \ making motion pictures of various countries and cities. a Bott added that Gill was having a "Showing" at the,Motion Picture Associajion of America , and invited/DeMo ro} attend. (BetloyaPcreea to be present if possible, and#@ Bott commented that one of Gill's films was being shown at t Brussels World Fair. Bott recomm dedfto (Dettoy S$) thateeynen next in New York city, Delioyaplontact Michelle Holtise of 60 Sutton Place, South, New Yor City, Telephone PLaza 3-6094, who was described by Bott as_an attractive i French girl. ott recommended that, hen(DeMoya alled House, (DeMoyaWas to tell her that he brought greetings from Michael Gill. According to Bott, Gill had indicated ww to Bott that he had a nice arangement with House and remarked "It was fantastic. "(@) Bott atled that Michelle's husband resides in | Connecticut, and her husband recognized the fact "there i re SOS fires there that he cannot adequately quench." DeMoy ndicated an interest, and stated he would call House, } UU . ) | ott also gave [DeMoya the name of Jane Duxcan, manager o he beauty salon at Saks 5th Avenue, New York City, Telephone PLaza 3-4000, and described her as 30 year ) -3- Docld: 32313342 Page 3 -
“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Caller DATE: 11-14-2017 a an . : - \, fo . . “ie telephone number was given as TE 357378. {DeMoya1lso stated that he would call Duncan. t will be recalled that in the June 13, 1958, issue of the "Washington Daily News" it was reported that Michael Doud Gill of Montgomery County, Maryland, had announced that, on October 1, 1958, he would open "a little club where business- ‘men, lobbyists and professional politicians can get together and have a wonderful time."" The article continued that Gill, a nephew of President and Mrs. Eisenhower and the stepson of Colonel George Gordon Moore, brother-in-law to President Eisenhower, planned to open the club at 1020 16th Street, N. W. The article continued that Gill, in order to assure a f£frolicsome atmosphere, intended to employ good-looking college girls in low-cut blouses and short, short skirts to wait on the tables. Lifetime keys to the club would cost $50, and a gold key Sy with "VIP'' would cost anywhere (be age, tall, blonde, with magnificent «foe Hex, home D from $1,000 to $5,000 {n anot gr contact between John I. Bott and Ambassador Delioyake Bott advised that he hag recently | received a telephone call from Joseph C. ke, Sergeant- | at-Arms, U. S. Senate, concerning arrangements for Duke and U. S. Senators James O. E land of Mississippi and Willjam E,. Jeriner of Indiana, together with Julian G. SourWine, to visit the Dominican Republic. Eastland is ‘ Chairman of the Internal Security Subcommittee, U. S. Senate Judiciary Committee, of which Jenner is a member , and i Sourwine is Chief Counsel. According to Bott, Duke stated that no official operations were to be conducted in the Dominican Republic, but the Senators and Sour e wanted to talk to a number of top people there, i greed to make the arrangements, and was informed tha he party would probably be in the Dominican Republic” from September 3 through September 15, 1958. ) af Bott indicated that Duke had told the Senators about being able to swim without bathing clothes in the |Doninican Republic and they were "tickled pink." “house ithen agreed to make available to Bott his bachelor hous {in Washington, ) : It has also noon Bscertained from the same infor-| mant that Dr. Wallac ham of Kansas City, Missouri, ~, ‘was in contact with Pbouoraf gx August 8, 1958. During this (\) Docld: 32313342 Page 4
“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 3107 Hote}. ' DATE: 11-14-2017 oo : ook, 5 oe . ne ak xy - itelegram from|DeMoy and that he contemplated visiting the Dominica epublic in the immediate future. Graham sked DelMoya{Wnether. he should be uniform while in the Dominican Republic, and Belloyftavisea that Graham ishould wear a uniform because of Certain functions they were to attend. Graham inquired whether he should iobtain,clearance from the U. S. State Department, and [DetloyafSteplied that he did not know, and laughed. ,Sub-— ‘sequently, Graham was in contactpwith (Ana Maria Delo yal) fe of [the Dominican Ambassador nd asked her to tell (ine Ambassado hat he didynot wish to hurt fhe Ambassador 's)6) feelings when he mentione nquiring of the U. S. State Department whether Graham” should wear his uniform while in the Dominican Republic. Graham volunteered that, at theytime of that prior call, former President Harry S. Tr n was in his office and that Truman stated he would like to tell those "striped-pants so and so's where to get off if they didn't like it." According to Graham, Truman instrugted Graham to do whatever the Generalissimo Rafael L. Trujillo wanted Graham to do and ''to tell all fof them to go to ae devil." Truman suggested that if Ambassador Detioyat esired Graham to inquire of the U. §. tate Department; Truman would do it for Graham because ihe had been wanting to "tell them off for a long time." No information is available indicating th rpose of (Graham's visit to the Dominican Republic i\conversation, etloya(Sland. that that he had received a The same source has indicated t t [Deutoya}©) | continues his association with_Shirley Mdran of 3734 T , Street, N. W., Washington, D. Unless otherwise indicated, the foregoing material has been obtained from confidential technical sources. Sincerely, Au (Gd * ND V. BOARDMAN SAC Docld: 32313342 Page 5