mpson Agency supplied Kenneth Hinks to be chief of the OSS planning staff. One of Haldeman’ s predecessors, Richard de Rochemont, a vice president of J. Walter Thompson, was offered a position with the Secret Intelligence Branch of the OSS. Another Thompson official, Donald Coster, stayed on with the CIA in South Vie

of Frank Sturgis, “the office of the presidency.” Haldeman was a saboteur in the guise of a sycophant. In 1967, when he was a vice president at the J. Walter Thompson advertising agency, he sent me a long memo on how | could use the media in my‘ 68 campaign. | have since learned that during World War (Il, various c