KENNEDY, John F. (1917-1963). Typed letter signed ("John Kennedy") to J. C. Hendricks, Washington 1 October, 1963.

One page, 224 x 170 mm, on White House letterhead, (light toning).

Kennedy thanks Hendricks for his "generous words of commendation," and was encouraged "to know that you share my views regarding the nuclear test ban treaty."

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