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OCR Page 1 of 4APR Fied 1952
THE WHITE HOUSE
103-G
WASHINGTON
March 31, 1952
NOTE FOR MR. STOWE
With reference to the attached letter from the
Committee for the Nation's Health, you will note that
the letter was sent December 11, 1951, approximately
three weeks before the President established his Health
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Commission. Frothingham's letter was no doubt promp-
ted by the great amount of uncertainty then on the
scene with respect to the establishment of the Com-
mission. Moreover, he may have been anxious to see
the President in order to get in some plugs for the
Health Program in the annual messages. Now that we
have the Health Commission, however, and the labor
unions are actively cooperating in the effort, I agree
with you that there appears to be no reason for grant-
ing the requested interview. If you think it desir-
able we might pass the word along by telephone to Fred
Robbin, Executive Officer of the Committee for the
Nation's Health, that we have assumed this request
for an interview should be disregarded at this stage of
the game.
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M. P. Kayle
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