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- ,
only one
involved
he hopes
vote for
he made it very plain he is running
race and does not want to be directly
in any other.
He said several
times
to have the votes of Texans who also
the President.
Best regards.
¼cerely,
~
Leslie
Carpenter
>(
LC:bb
- ,
Sir,
that
conceiv ble \vay those who supported
November.
Colernah to serve
Your oonduot of foreign
advised,
but one had hoped that
to civil
rights.
you are bent on alienating
you in the election
affairs
of last
has been inept
and ill
- .
Dear Walter:
I apologize,
obert
M. Robinson,
pril.,
1964.
I do hope,
be able
and beg your pardon,
concerning
With best
in my original
for us about
wishes,
this.
I am
Your friend,
J
JPC/nc
you again
which I wrote you on the fourth
- in the course of history.
Thank you for your interest.
I only hope that you can understand my
position as an American citizen who must be responsible for actions
taken by my government which I neither endorse nor would ever agree
to personally.
~i~erely
- 29, 1965
JBC:ltd
(
'I
...
'
I
President
Lyndon B. Johnson
The White House
Washington,
D. C.
Dear President
Johnson:
I am one of your devoted boosters
and worked very hard and long
election
last November, and hope to do the same again in 1968
- must alter
your course both
foreign
relations
and in
if you ever hope to be·· regarded
as a.,.humane
civil
rights
person or ~great
president.
Sincerely,
• ~u~ _;;::--s
Mrs. Rondal J. Snodg
3236 s·.E. Alder Street
Port land 14, Oregon,
ss
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