Leonard Case Jr. person

“I did not participate actively in the process within the U.S Government in Washington here since I left for Geneva in July of 1969…”

“since I left for Geneva in July of 1969…”

“Mr Leonard you spent I think over 20 years in the Foreign Service and were assigned in a whole range of assignments in a host of countries…”

“I would certainly not want to see the CIA abolished... I do not think that is necessarily inherent in the present structure of the Agency... command and control might be somewhat improved if these were less ponderous less huge organizations…”

“when this cache of toxins was discovered the Agency quite properly came to us to ask for a release…”

“He was absolutely devoted to academic affairs. That was his life. He would then, on his death, would endow what's called the Case School of Applied Science with a $1.25 million endowment. And that case school later merges. It's now what we …”

“It's going to be Leonard Case Jr., a co-founder. Born in... Nice mutton chops, huh? Born in 1820 in Cleveland, Ohio. I just visited the Infantry Museum here at Fort Benning. And one of the things that you notice about people from this era i…”

“Then he goes back to Ohio and goes to Cincinnati Law School in 1844. Goes and works for his father's law firm. And a lot of what they were doing was they owned property down in Cleveland. And there were some lawsuits. They were involved in …”

“And he was a professor of chemistry? Yeah. But again, that's not the normal people we feature. We look for people that are, oh, I don't know, a little bit more insidious. Nothing on his records indicates that he had anything to do with poli…”

“is very interesting just as a note yeah so he graduates from yale with honors in mathematics and languages then he goes back to ohio and goes to cincinnati law school in 1844 goes and works for his father's law firm and a lot of what they w…”

“let's make that a banner so this guy like a sort of uh anti skull and bones at this point yeah leonard yeah leonard would never marry uh he was absolutely devoted to academic affairs that was his life he would then on his death would endow …”

“People like, I don't know, the Rockefellers and all these people out of Cincinnati, the Tafts, etc. Don't see any connection to them with the cases. His brother, William Case, was once the mayor of Cleveland. Leonard Case Jr. Go ahead. Yeah…”

“Then he goes back to Ohio and goes to Cincinnati Law School in 1844. Goes and works for his father's law firm. And a lot of what they were doing was they owned property down in Cleveland. And there were some lawsuits. They were involved in …”