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KING'S COLLEGE, OAMBRIDCE. J'ebruary 1, 1958 Dear Mr President, You received me so kindly -.'lien 1 visited you some three years ago that I make bold to send you some bird's eye impressions which 1 have formed as to the business posi- tion in the United States. You will appreciate that I write from a distance, that I have riot re-visited the United States since you saw me, and that I have access to few more sources of information than those publicly available. But sometimes in…
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