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...Milton Katz, Stimson Professor of Law, has perhaps a longer standing commitment to the Carter campaign than anyone from Harvard currently involved in advising the ticket. He has been serving in what he describes as "a general advisory capacity" to Carter since September, 1975, and had been in touch with Carter by mail several months before that...
...Last September, Jimmy came to my house for dinner," Katz explains. In July, Jimmy reciprocated by inviting Katz to his large scale foreign policy briefing session in Plains, Georgia. Katz, who is the chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and a trustee of several international-relations-oriented organizations, was one of only two Harvard faculty members invited to Plains for any of the briefing sessions. (The other was Robert Pastor, a research assistant at the Center for International Affairs...
...good many people during the early scramble were associated with other candidates," says Katz. "In some cases it (the relative absence of any Harvard Plains-invitees) is accidental; in some cases it represents a feeling that the Carter people want to have a broad representative group...
Neither Dershowitz nor Katz could predict whether his key advisory role would ultimately result in a Washington appointment. Dershowitz was emphatic in expressing the desire to remain in Cambridge. (If my participation succeeds in helping them during the campaign though, that's fine...
...take it for granted that Carter, a man of the people, would like to draw on as wide a selection of people as possible in his campaign," explains Katz...