McCormack expresses interest in meeting with George Palmer to discuss ways in which their relationship can become more effective in various parts of the world. He notes that they have made a lto of progress during the first year of their association but he thinks it would be useful for them to have a discussion at this time.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

McCormack provides Palmer with the contact information for their Japanese representative, Hidehiko Kanada and notes that Jay Lafave is the United States executive responsible for Japan. In addition, McCormack suggests a meeting between Palmer, Lafave, Kanada and Taylor. McCormack also notes his wishes to meet with Taylor and representatives from Lion Dentifrice himself to discuss a film project.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

McCormack sends a list of Ian Todd's expenses that were incurred in negotiating the ski activities. He met with Bob Beattie and the Professional Ski Racers' Association to negotiate the deal.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

McCormack would like Palmer to give a nudge to his Japanese associates on the Wilkinson Challenge idea.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

McCormack woudl like to further discuss the possibility of the golf film promotional idea in Japan.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

McCormack writes regarding the television coverage for the International Ski Federation World Championships.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

London (England) - McCormack thanks Palmer for the fruit bowl while he has been at the Maida Vale Hospital in London. He also notes that Chris has been his leading visitor.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

McCormack has given thought to the film/schools project and explains how it may work as well as the costs associated with the project for 1975, 1976, and 1977.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

McCormack writes regarding his consultancy fee, sports sponsorship opportunities, product exclusivity, the retainer arrangement, and the Brazilian operation.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)

McCormack writes regarding issues with retainer payments and the extension of their existing arrangement.
(Mark H. McCormack Papers)