Rarold Brayman, director, to Greenewalt, regarding meeting of editors of all company employee publications; Greenewalt to J.H. McCoy regarding suggested article on chemical industry.

Marshall Plan (European Recovery); "Enterprise" stockholder magazine (mockup issue); report on stockholder communications.

Report on plant publications; arrangements for photograph of five living presidents; DuPont Company policy on public relations.

President of DuPont Company's adviser to the Executive Committee on public relations matters; press analyses for company personnel.

Avenues of communication with various publics.

DuPont position on proposed trunk sewer for Raritan River; Greenewalt letter describing DuPont's non-profit construction and operation of the Savannah River plant for the Atomic Energy Commission; most important problems facing industry (correspondence with Opinion Research Corporation); Lammot du Pont's comments on corporation tax exemptions (Supervisory News Letter); Greenewalt's views on national outlook, on a political cartoon, and on freedom and democracy.

Myth of businessmen wanting war (Greenewalt/J.E. Rhoads); visit by McGraw-Hill group; management professionalization (Fortune); visit of J.E. Hartshorn, of the Economist.

Taxation (Greenewalt/Harold Brayman); visit of Gardner Cowles, publisher.

Company rules on capitalization of the word "du Pont."

Requests for statements on many topics, and reasons for declining; Galbraith on monopoly (cellophane).

Hungarian situation; W.F. Buckley and the National Weekly; relations with City of Wilmington.

Policy against involvement in religious displays; recessions and free economy; Greenewalt against special tax concessions; Greenewalt against making specific prophecies.

Improving the political climate for business (PR Department's memorandum to Executive Committee); DuPont protests against CBS broadcasts; National Foremen's Institute; DuPont's corrections for Osborn Elliott's Men at the Top.