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1963 (continued) (centered)

with selected titles from Limited Editions Club. All Miller materials sold to dealer Jim Roman in Fort Lauderdale. General house cleaning of other materials. Work continued with Rutledge with sales. Correspondence with John Moore, Charles Bukowski, Jack Roth, Hansjoachim Dietrich, Sigridur Bjornsdottir the wife of Diter Rot, D. von R. Drenner, Christopher Maclaine, Jonathan Williams, Clarence Major, William Faulkner (S.F.), Anais Nin. Wife had mastectomy for cancer at Harkness Pavilion. Went with Harry Kiakis to see Ralph Markson experimenting as a retake of the work of Wilheim Reich at Bennington, Vermont. Visited painter Kenneth Nolan and Markson set-ups for clouds on ex-farm of Robert Frost; visited Blanche Phillips and Robert Howard at Upper Nyack, regretted not seeing William Carlos Williams before his death in Rutherford; visited painter D'Arcangeleo in New York; renewed correspondence with Walter Lowenfels then _an's Landing, H.J. "I've Left" finally appeared and widely reviewed; many local press notes. Released "Charcoal Drawings, 1935-1937" and "Art Assorted: 1928-1961" as a result of shipment from Maine. Also "Cutcards" by Diter Rot; also sold copies of his books, 3a, 3c, AC. Carried on legal suits by mail against Frane Snyder and College of Advanced Science.

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Confined by wife's operation busy year continues with "A Book About Death" by Ray Johnson; "The Exciting, Igniting World of Art" by Jack Roth; "Yvor Winters" by Harry Bowden; plus the tiles mentioned above started in 1963; plus "What Henry Miller Said." Contract of Federal's completed and was laid off with twenty minutes notice on June 18. Registered with Technical Associates, Mobilized as contributing member (TEAM); interviewed in New York hotel for space work, said to be in physics research . . . my first since 1945 . . at Huntsville, Alabama to begin July 6, 1964 but third day on job showed there was no physics but really a vast WPA for scientific people bound mainly in the wrong direction as man's most immediate needs are under the sea. Possessions from Waldwick by truck caught afire, expenses and security of monthly check forced stay amid people who took us outsiders, foreigners, northerns with all the accompanying exploitation and boom town costs. Registered with International Executive Service Corps. Extensive, super investigation begins now into my life and wife's, never to cease it seems, by assorted agencies, churches, informers of all types, including the next-door neighbors. First months especially trying. Correspondence with Eli Siegel, New York; Kenneth Beaudoin, Memphis, inviting him over and threatening to go there but didn't.

9165 (centered) Investigations finally cleared on March 18 when another secret clearance was granted by the Eastern Contract Management Region at Olmsted Air Force Base, Pennsylvania. Gaps in non-science and double life with literature coming to surface though many technical documents appeared under name with co-workers including "Saturn V Dynamic Test Vehicle instrumentation and Data System Criteria"; "Saturn V Dynamic Test Vehicle Data Reduction and Correlation Requirements"; "Saturn V Dynamic Test Program Requirements". Bay Area Creators: 1945-1965 appeared; also What Henry Miller Said with B.P. illustrations and limited to 90 copies. Likewise Art Productions: 1928-1965 dedicated to associate, photographer and painter and close friend Harry Bowden who died suddenly this year in Sausalito (Dec?). Sent to UCLA the folder MY LIFE In NEW HAMPSHIRE covering the fantastic legal suits by mail from Waldwick in which cases were carried to supreme court of the state for wages, unemployment payments, failure of their labor boards, etc. . all without going to New Hampshire. . or how to be a lawyer and stay home. Ads now appearing on B.P. Books at Huntsville, drawing mss mostly n.g.; ads for

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-with selected titles from Limited Editions Club.  All Miller materials sold to dealer Jim Roman in Fort Lauderdale.  General house cleaning of other materials.  Work continued with Rutledge with sales.  Correspondence with John Moore, Charles Bukowski, Jack Roth, Hansjoachim Dietrick, Sigridur Bjornadottir the wife of Diter Rot, D.von R. Drenner, Christopher Maclaine, Jonathan Williams, Clarence Major, William Faulkner (S.F.), Anais Nin.  Wife had mastectomy for cancer at Harkness Pavilion.
+with selected titles from Limited Editions Club.  All Miller materials sold to dealer Jim Roman in Fort Lauderdale.  General house cleaning of other materials.  Work continued with Rutledge with sales.  Correspondence with John Moore, Charles Bukowski, Jack Roth, Hansjoachim Dietrich, Sigridur Bjornsdottir the wife of Diter Rot, D. von R. Drenner, Christopher Maclaine, Jonathan Williams, Clarence Major, William Faulkner (S.F.), Anais Nin.  Wife had mastectomy for cancer at Harkness Pavilion.  Went with Harry Kiakis to see Ralph Markson experimenting as a retake of the work of Wilheim Reich at Bennington, Vermont.  Visited painter Kenneth Nolan and Markson set-ups for clouds on ex-farm of Robert Frost; visited Blanche Phillips and Robert Howard at Upper Nyack, regretted not seeing William Carlos Williams before his death in Rutherford; visited painter D'Arcangeleo in New York; renewed correspondence with Walter Lowenfels then _an's Landing, H.J. "I've Left" finally appeared and widely reviewed; many local press notes.  Released "Charcoal Drawings, 1935-1937" and "Art Assorted: 1928-1961" as a result of shipment from Maine.  Also "Cutcards" by Diter Rot; also sold copies of his books, 3a, 3c, AC.  Carried on legal suits by mail against Frane Snyder and College of Advanced Science.
-  Went with Harry Kiakis to see Ralph Markson experimenting as a retake of the work of Wilheim Reich at Bennington, Vermont.  Visited painter Kenneth Nolan and Markson set-ups for clouds on ex-farm of Robert Frost; visited Blanche Phillips and Robert Howard at Upper Nyack, regretted not seeing William Carlos Williams before his death in Rutherford; visited painter D'Arcangeleo in New York; renewed correspondence with Walter Lowenfels then _an's Landing, H.J. "I've Left" finally appeared and widely reviewed; many local press notes.  Released "Charcoal Drawings, 1935-1937" and "Art Assorted: 1928-1961" as a result of shipment from Maine.  Also "Cutcards" by Diter Rot; also sold copies of his books, 3a, 3c, AC.  Carried on legal suits by mail against Frane Snyder and College of Advanced Science.
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