Footnote 23-92: Actually, McNamara imposed the sanctions in the first two instances, the Secretary of the Army in the other two.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-93: DOD News Release No. 1209-67, 26 Dec 67.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-94: Memo, SecDef for Service Secys et al., 17 Jul 67, sub: Off-Base Housing Referral Services, SD files.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-95: In Jones v. Mayer (392 U.S. 409, 421 [1968]) the Supreme Court held that the Civil Rights Act of 1968 "bars all racial discrimination, private as well as public, in the sale or rental of property." For Clifford's response, see Memo, SecDef for Secys of Military Departments, et al., 20 Jun 68; Clark Clifford, News Conference, 20 Jun 68; Memo, ASD (M&RA) for Secys of Military Departments, et al., 25 Nov 68. For instructions concerning legal assistance to servicemen and civilian employees of the Department of Defense under the 1968 Civil Rights Act, see DOD Instr 1338.12, 8 Aug 68. Copy of all in CMH.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-96: SecDef News Conference, 29 Jun 68, transcript in CMH.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-97: McNamara, The Essence of Security, p. 127.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-98: Bahr, "The Expanding Role of the Department of Defense," p. 123.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-99: McNamara, The Essence of Security, p. 127.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-100: This analysis owes much to the author's correspondence with Alfred Fitt and the interviews with McNamara, Gesell, and Jordan. See also Memo, Timpane tor Stephen Schulman, 11 Feb 65, sub: Service Reports of Equal Rights Activities, and Paul Memo. Copies of all in CMH.[(Back)]
Footnote 23-101: Interv, author with Bennett, 13 Dec 73.[(Back)]