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45, fouth Inone It.
greeport, Long Island, D.
July 22, 1950
President H.R. Truman
P.R.K.
the white House
200
Aushington, D.C.
7/19/00 con
Dear m. Presedent:
G
your recent monouncements with
regard to the was in Korea, and the
wored situation in general are not as
peartening to us americans, and people
the wored over as you believe them to he
you have spoken at some length blook
war, but what about peace 1 . you
stress the spect nud for military and
economic mobilization - but what about
peace 1.
thatter our responsibility was
in entering the Korean conflict in
order that it he quickly laded we
still remain with the tremendous re -
sponsibility of messing for peace by
peaceful non military negotiation
you say we shall such peace
whatever the Lost the cosh g de -
termined discussions until we reach
the Core of fur world problems and
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