[Marion G. Romney]
After we had set the last group apart, Brother Lee and I left the office about 4:30 and called on President Clark on our way home. ... We suggested that perhaps Hugh Nibley could write his biography, but he didn't seem to be enthusiastic about that. He said that Hugh Nibley didn't know anything about large areas of his life. He thought that maybe Jack Cannon could do as well as anybody, but didn't seem to be enthusiastic about our going forward. [Biographies were later written by Frank W. Fox and D. Michael Quinn]
[The Diaries of J. Reuben Clark, 1933-1961, Abridged, Digital Edition, Salt Lake City, Utah, 2015, Appendix 2, The Diaries of Marion G. Romney, 1941-1961, Abridged]
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