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Letter from Sir Oliver Franks to President Harry S. Truman

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President wrote longhand letter all BRITISH EMBASSY, WASHINCTON, D.C. October 14th 1951. Dear Mr President, Thank you they much indeed for your letter about my article m the Saturday Review of diterature. 9 they greatly appreciate your taking the time to read it through and 9 am delighted that you were pleased with it. & feel they honoured to receive your letter. 9 note the article as 9 thought and feet as a remet of my Experience and work in Washington. It is a great encouragnment to me to know that my approach to there intal problems of the rela techship of our two Conntries meets with your approval. Town sincerely ohire Franhs

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