Spencer Heath Archive

Item 3108

Carbon of letter from James A. Campbell, President, C S T A — Southern Section, El Camino College, California

April 21, 1960

 

 

Dear Doctor Heath:

 

It was an extreme pleasure for me to meet you and to be able to discuss with you many of the stimulating ideas which    you have concerning The Science of Society Foundation. It is only through a Foundation such as yours, founded on scientific principles with proper philosophical ideologies, that science can be properly presented end promoted to the public guided by men with a mind such as yours.

 

Certainly, it must be apparent from the response to your book from some of the finest intellectual minds in our country that your Foundatlon will be able to carry out a very stimulating and thought provoking program.

 

Once again I want to reiterate that I will be happy to serve in any capacity that I can, and I sincerely hope that I may have contributed some small measure during our brief conversation.

 

I sincerely hope that your appearance before the committee in Washington will lead to an approval of establishing the Foundation as a tax-free non-profit institution.

 

I sincerely regret that we were unable to meet again before your return East.

 

With kindest personal regards,

 

/signed/ James A. Campbell, President

CSTA — Southern Section

               El Camino College, California