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May 27, 1958	Memorandum for the Record from the President [Howland H. Sargeant]. 'Review of Steps Taken to Strengthen Radio Liberation Programming' AMCOMLIB President Sargeant records his discussion with founding Trustees Lyons and Levine on RL programming.
May 12, 1958	Letter, Howland H. Sargeant to Richard Bertrandias AMCOMLIB President Sargeant responds to a letter from RL European program director Bertrandias dated April 28, 1958, discussing RL personnel issues.
May 5, 1958	Letter, Richard Bertarandias to Howland H. Sargeant RL European program director Richard Bertrandias provides AMCOMLIB President Sargeant with a 24 page joint response by RL program managers to AMCOMLIB founder Isaac Don Levine’s critique of RL programming.
May 5, 1958	Letter, Richard Bertarandias to Howland H. Sargeant RL European program director Richard Bertrandias provides AMCOMLIB President Sargeant with a 24 page joint response by RL program managers to AMCOMLIB founder Isaac Don Levine’s critique of RL programming.
May 1, 1958	Memorandum [from Howland H. Sargaent]: Some Highlights of Recent Events AMCOMLIB President Sargeant reviews the history of the criticism of RL programs by AMCOM founders Lyons and Levine and his responses.
April 17, 1958	Letter, Eugene Lyons to Howland Sargeant AMCOMLIB founder Eugene Lyons expresses reservations to AMCOMLIB President Sargeant about the measures outlined in his Memorandum on strengthening RL programming.
April 9, 1958	Memorandum for the Record from the President [Howland H. Sargeant]. 'Evaluations of Programming by Radio Liberation ' AMCOMLIB President Sargeant summarizes criticism of RL broadcasts by AMCOMLIB founders Lyons and Levine and by CIA officers and outlines measures to monitor and review programs.
April 9, 1958	Memorandum from the President [Howland H. Sargaent], 'Actions Taken to Strengthen the Programming of Radio Liberation' AMCOMLIB President Sargeant records actions he has taken to strengthen the programming of Radio Liberation.
March 15, 1958	Letter, Isaac Don Levine to Howland H. Sargeant AMCOMLIB co-founder Isaac Don Levine informs AMCOMLIB President Sargeant of the results of his critical review of RL broadcasts in late 1957 and early 1958.
December 5, 1957	Conference with Dr. Oncken of the Foreign Office in Bonn on November 28, 1957 AMCOMLIB European Counsel Paul Mueller informs the Deputy to the President, Europe of his discussions with German Foreign Office official Onken about a staff termination with political ramifications and assures him of efforts to avoid publicity about the case.