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...delinquent and of having taken part in anti-draft demonstrations. Over the agent's note was one in Mrs. Hibbard's handwriting directing that both notes be removed should the registrant appear and ask to see his file. The file of another registrant, Robert Osborne, had a similar FBI memorandum attached noting that investigation had turned up the fact that Osborne was a "known draft counselor." Mrs. Hibbard also acknowledged that information on registrants that is received from anonymous sources but considered "relevant" is kept on file in the part "to be removed should the registrant ask for his file...
...Papanek said that that government was "one of the most self-assured and independent-in the economic sphere-that I know of," and added in particular that the early advice provided to the regime by the International Monetary Fund had never been pivotal in nature. But in a confidential memorandum circulated within Harvard in the fall of 1968. Papanek stated that "relations between the Indonesian government and the IMF had undergone a substantial, subtle change. The Indonesian economic team had gained self-confidence and was no longer as ready as in the past to take IMF advice as gospel...
...complementarity. The DAS concentrates on broad policy; the [World Bank] team on sector programs and project development; the Tinbergen [Dutch] team on three specific subject matters-regional-planning, manpower, and aid management..." This report also suggests, but leaves unstated, something that Papanek had spelled out clearly in his 1968 memorandum: Suharto pays close attention to his economists and "approves their recommendations in almost every instance...
...immediate reason for the demonstration, as announced by SDS, was our refusal to show them administrative communications between our group leaders and advisers in the field on the one hand and the Harvard administration on the other. In the memorandum handed to the CRIMSON and the SDS prior to the demonstration, we explained that "These communications provide the information, together with field visits, needed to decide on the effectiveness of each project's and each adviser's contribution to the University and the assisted country.... If the authors knew that their reports and letters would be available to a wide...
...have indicated repeatedly to the SDS, on the other hand, that substantive documents sent to us by our advisers overseas, many of which are prepared by them, are deposited in our library.... As we wrote in the memorandum, "these materials range from short memoranda containing recommendations but devoid of substantive supporting analysis all the way to lengthy research papers which are highly technical in nature and lack any recommendations." The memorandum also stated that "All members of the Harvard community are free to see these materials whether catalogued or uncatalogued...