Letter from Robert E. Rosenwald to President Harry S. Truman with a Reply from William D. Hassett
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OCR Page 1 of 2Feled 7-10-52
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HR 5678
Veto
July 8, 1952
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My dear Mr. Rosenwald:
Please accept the President's thanks for
your letter commending his action in vetoing the
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McCarran-Walters Bill. In his message returning
the Immigration and Nationality Act to the House
of Representatives without his approval, he stated
his conviction that the bill WELB a step backward
in the immigration and naturalization policy of
our country. Unfortunately this action by the
President failed by two votes of being sustained
in the Senate.
With the thought that you might like to
have a copy of the President's veto message for
your ready reference, I em taking the liberty of
sending you a copy herewith.
Very sincerely yours,
WILLIAM D. HASSETT
Secretary to the President
Mr. Robert E. Rosemwald,
President,
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United Jewish Social Services,
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1000 Admiral Boulevard,
+76-C
Kansas City 6,
Missouri.
Enclosure.
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