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| September 18, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Ambassador Gutierres-Olivos, September 18, 1963|Ambassador Gutierres-Olivos]] || Sergio Gutierrez-Olivos was the Chilean ambassador to the United States, 1963–1965.
| September 18, 1963 || [[Ambassador Gutierres-Olivos, September 18, 1963|Ambassador Gutierres-Olivos]] || Sergio Gutierrez-Olivos was the Chilean ambassador to the United States, 1963–1965.
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| October 15, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Andre Deutsch, October 15, 1963|Andre Deutsch]] || [[w:André Deutsch|Andre Deutsch]] (1918–2000) was the principal director of Andre Deutsch Limited, Mailer’s British publisher from 1959–1966.
| October 15, 1963 || [[Andre Deutsch, October 15, 1963|Andre Deutsch]] || [[w:André Deutsch|Andre Deutsch]] (1918–2000) was the principal director of Andre Deutsch Limited, Mailer’s British publisher from 1959–1966.
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| October 15, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Alan Earney, October 15, 1963|Alan Earney]] || Alan Earney was an editor at Transworld Publishers Limited.
| October 15, 1963 || [[Alan Earney, October 15, 1963|Alan Earney]] || Alan Earney was an editor at Transworld Publishers Limited.
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| October 15, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Reed Whittemore, October 15, 1963|Reed Whittemore]] || [[w:Reed Whittemore|Reed Whittemore]], an American poet, biographer, critic, literary journalist, was the editor of ''Carleton Miscellany''.  
| October 15, 1963 || [[Reed Whittemore, October 15, 1963|Reed Whittemore]] || [[w:Reed Whittemore|Reed Whittemore]], an American poet, biographer, critic, literary journalist, was the editor of ''Carleton Miscellany''.  
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| October 16, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Eiichi Yaminishi, October 16, 1963| Eiichi Yaminishi]] || Eiichi Yaminishi was {{NM}}’s longtime Japanese translator.
| October 16, 1963 || [[Eiichi Yaminishi, October 16, 1963| Eiichi Yaminishi]] || Eiichi Yaminishi was {{NM}}’s longtime Japanese translator.
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| October 21, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Willie Morris, October 21, 1963|Willie Morris]] || Mailer met Morris (1934-1999) in New York after Morris became editor of ''Harper’s'' in 1963.
| October 21, 1963 || [[Willie Morris, October 21, 1963|Willie Morris]] || Mailer met Morris (1934-1999) in New York after Morris became editor of ''Harper’s'' in 1963.
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| November 4, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Andre Deutsch, November 4, 1963|Andre Deutsch]] ||
| November 4, 1963 || [[Andre Deutsch, November 4, 1963|Andre Deutsch]] ||
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| November 4, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Alan Earney, November 4, 1963|Alan Earney]] ||
| November 4, 1963 || [[Alan Earney, November 4, 1963|Alan Earney]] ||
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| November 5, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Adeline Lubell Naiman, November 5, 1963|Adeline Lubell Naiman]] || A college friend of Mailer’s sister Barbara, Lubell met Mailer in 1946.
| November 5, 1963 || [[Adeline Lubell Naiman, November 5, 1963|Adeline Lubell Naiman]] || A college friend of Mailer’s sister Barbara, Lubell met Mailer in 1946.
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| November 9, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Francis Irby Gwaltney, November 9, 1963|Francis Irby Gwaltney]] || Mailer served in the Army with “Fig,” a teacher, novelist and native of Arkansas.
| November 9, 1963 || [[Francis Irby Gwaltney, November 9, 1963|Francis Irby Gwaltney]] || Mailer served in the Army with “Fig,” a teacher, novelist and native of Arkansas.
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| November 26, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Eiichi Yaminishi, November 26, 1963|Eiichi Yaminishi]] ||
| November 26, 1963 || [[Eiichi Yaminishi, November 26, 1963|Eiichi Yaminishi]] ||
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| November 26, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Edmund Skellings, November 26, 1963|Edmund Skellings]] || Skellings, then a professor at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and an admirer of Mailer’s work, met Mailer at an ''Esquire'' symposium at the University of Iowa in December 1958.
| November 26, 1963 || [[Edmund Skellings, November 26, 1963|Edmund Skellings]] || Skellings, then a professor at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and an admirer of Mailer’s work, met Mailer at an ''Esquire'' symposium at the University of Iowa in December 1958.
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| November 26, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: David Susskind, November 26, 1963|David Susskind]] || [[w:David Susskind|David Howard Susskind]] was an American producer of TV, movies, and stage plays and also a TV talk show host.
| November 26, 1963 || [[David Susskind, November 26, 1963|David Susskind]] || [[w:David Susskind|David Howard Susskind]] was an American producer of TV, movies, and stage plays and also a TV talk show host.
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| December 11, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Mary Jane Shoultz, December 11, 1963|Mary Jane Shoultz]] || Mary Jane and Ray Shoultz were acquaintances of Mailer’s.
| December 11, 1963 || [[Mary Jane Shoultz, December 11, 1963|Mary Jane Shoultz]] || Mary Jane and Ray Shoultz were acquaintances of Mailer’s.
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| December 15, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Eiichi Yaminishi, December 15, 1963|Eiichi Yaminishi]] ||
| December 15, 1963 || [[Eiichi Yaminishi, December 15, 1963|Eiichi Yaminishi]] ||
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| December 17, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Mickey Knox, December 17, 1963|Mickey Knox]] || [[w:Mickey Knox|Knox]], one of Mailer’s closest friends, met Mailer in Hollywood in the summer of 1949.
| December 17, 1963 || [[Mickey Knox, December 17, 1963|Mickey Knox]] || [[w:Mickey Knox|Knox]], one of Mailer’s closest friends, met Mailer in Hollywood in the summer of 1949.
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| December 20, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Francis Irby Gwaltney, December 20, 1963|Francis Irby Gwaltney]] ||  
| December 20, 1963 || [[Francis Irby Gwaltney, December 20, 1963|Francis Irby Gwaltney]] ||  
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| December 20, 1963 || [[Norman Mailer’s Letters on An American Dream, 1963–1969/To: Rita Halle Kleeman, December 20, 1963|Rita Halle Kleeman]] || Kleeman was a staff member at P.E.N., the international writers organization.
| December 20, 1963 || [[Rita Halle Kleeman, December 20, 1963|Rita Halle Kleeman]] || Kleeman was a staff member at P.E.N., the international writers organization.
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Revision as of 09:42, 23 March 2019

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Date To Notes
September 18, 1963 Ambassador Gutierres-Olivos Sergio Gutierrez-Olivos was the Chilean ambassador to the United States, 1963–1965.
October 15, 1963 Andre Deutsch Andre Deutsch (1918–2000) was the principal director of Andre Deutsch Limited, Mailer’s British publisher from 1959–1966.
October 15, 1963 Alan Earney Alan Earney was an editor at Transworld Publishers Limited.
October 15, 1963 Reed Whittemore Reed Whittemore, an American poet, biographer, critic, literary journalist, was the editor of Carleton Miscellany.
October 16, 1963 Eiichi Yaminishi Eiichi Yaminishi was Mailer’s longtime Japanese translator.
October 21, 1963 Willie Morris Mailer met Morris (1934-1999) in New York after Morris became editor of Harper’s in 1963.
November 4, 1963 Andre Deutsch
November 4, 1963 Alan Earney
November 5, 1963 Adeline Lubell Naiman A college friend of Mailer’s sister Barbara, Lubell met Mailer in 1946.
November 9, 1963 Francis Irby Gwaltney Mailer served in the Army with “Fig,” a teacher, novelist and native of Arkansas.
November 26, 1963 Eiichi Yaminishi
November 26, 1963 Edmund Skellings Skellings, then a professor at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, and an admirer of Mailer’s work, met Mailer at an Esquire symposium at the University of Iowa in December 1958.
November 26, 1963 David Susskind David Howard Susskind was an American producer of TV, movies, and stage plays and also a TV talk show host.
December 11, 1963 Mary Jane Shoultz Mary Jane and Ray Shoultz were acquaintances of Mailer’s.
December 15, 1963 Eiichi Yaminishi
December 17, 1963 Mickey Knox Knox, one of Mailer’s closest friends, met Mailer in Hollywood in the summer of 1949.
December 20, 1963 Francis Irby Gwaltney
December 20, 1963 Rita Halle Kleeman Kleeman was a staff member at P.E.N., the international writers organization.
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