While looking for something in else in CW 30, Selected Correspondence, 1950-1984, I ran across this:

"6 June 1968

 to Henry Regenry

. . . .

   I am thinking just now and again about our talks in the Morris Inn [Notre Dame]. The disaster than has struck Robert Kennedy seems to me to fall into the pattern of general violence fostered by our intellectuals. There will be no end of it as long as there is not a profound change in the climate of violent mendacity that pervades the Western world—and that will be a long time.

   With warmest regards, I am, 

                                                                                                    Yours sincerely,

                                                                                                          Eric Voegelin”

                                                   * * * * *

Best wishes,

Fritz Wagner