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Letter from Captain James M. Young to Dr. Wallace Graham

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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON March 16, 1964 Dear Dr. Graham: Fortunately President Truman did very well during the trip and funeral. He rode and did not walk most of the time - as per your discussion with him. One small episode of diarrhea the day of the funeral was controlled by entero-vioform and diarrhea mixture (Paregoric, Kaopectate and Bismuth combination). No other medical problem was presented. However, upon evaluating his immunization record, I discovered he was overdue on his smallpox and approaching the limits on his yellow fever. I suggested to Mr. Mroz, the secret service agent, that these should be evaluated. Dr. Burkley sends his regards. We hope to see you if and when you get to our area. Sincerely, Committee James M. Young Captain, MC, USN Physician to the White House Wallace A. Graham, M. D. 306 E. 12th Street KINNAN Kansas City, Missouri NARA Johns)

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