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Box DG 047: Series A: 54

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R.B. Jameson questions Congressman Frank T. Bow on policies around the military, disarmament, and foreign policy, 1961

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Topics include the draft, the “hush-hush” on proceedings of a military nature, disarmament, equalization of domestic and foreign trade, lack of effective use of the United Nations, and excessive burden of our present taxation methods.

Dates: 1961

R. Vance MacDowell to President Kennedy, 1961

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“Do not stoop to the low level to which Russia’s leaders have sunk in their resumption of nuclear tests…Men of force have no other trade than war.”

Dates: 1961

Joan Kain (ICA) from E. Raymond Wilson, 1961

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Quoting Alice Freeman Palmer, “Put your life into people; these touch other people, and those others still; and so you go on living forever.” Also the story of Dr. Martha Elliott and the Russians. “Mountains may never come together but men can.”

Dates: 1961

The White House to Frances Neely, 1961

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Thanks for the article from the San Francisco Chronicle and opinions on civil defense.

Dates: 1961

Arthur Schlesinger to [illegible], 1961

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Thanks for the San Francisco Chronicle article. Also, Marc Raskin.

Dates: 1961

Ralph Dungan (White House) to Edward F. Snyder, 1961

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Thanks for the letter prior to the President’s address at the United Nations and sending the President’s address.

Dates: 1961

EFS letter to President Kennedy, September 14, 1961

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“Grave concern over the present trend of international events…We appeal to you in the strongest possible terms to take steps now to reverse this deadly speed.”

Dates: September 14, 1961