Letter from Bishop John T. Heistand and Others to President Harry S. Truman, with a Reply from David Niles, with Related Material
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April 8, 1948
Respectfully referred to
Honorable David Niles for appropriate
below
acknowledgnent.
conert spring
date
WILLIAM D. HASSETT
Secretary to the President
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Ltr to the President dtd April 2, 1948,
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From: John Thomas Heitand, Episcopal Bishop of Harrisburg;
George Johnson, Pres, United Churches of Harrisburg;
Samuel Friedman, formerly Rabbi of Ohev Sholom Temple;
Diocese of Harrisburg,
+76-C
2405 North Front Street,
SERVICE
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
H.
Approving new plan for settlement of Palestine question; suggesting
Palestine remain a Holy Land for Jews, Christians and Arabians;
appeal shld be made to nations of world to open gates and admit as
many as poss. of displaced persons and give democratic govt. in such
manner that aspirations of 3 religious groups satisfied.
(John THOMAS HEiSTAND
J his is the the Bishop's
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