Secretary of Health | Letters

OTIS RAY BOWEN The former Governor sends this letter to Danny Franklin on Office of the Governor letterhead, revealing information about living former Governors of the state as requested. Typed letter signed: "Otis R Bowen" as Governor of Indiana, 1p, 8½x11. Indianapolis, Indiana, October 3, 1973.

ANTHONY J. CELEBREZZE Lyndon B. Johnson's Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare writes to a man in New York thanking him for sending a hand-lettered card. Typed Letter signed: "Anthony J Celebrezze", as Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1 page 6½x9. Washington, D.C., 1964 March 23.

WILBUR J. COHEN Wilbur J. Cohen sends letter regarding copies of letters from President Johnson Typed Letter Signed: "Wilbur J. Cohen" as Dean of the University of Michigan School of Education, 1p, 8½x11. Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1974 December 17.

ARTHUR S. FLEMMING He sends a letter to a man in Maryland saying "relative to my decision to announce that I was going to vote for President Johnson. I felt that I must do so if I was to continue to live with myself" Typed Letter signed: "Arthur S. Flemming", 1p, 8x10. Eugene, Oregon, 1964 November 25. To Carson C.

ARTHUR S. FLEMMING Eisenhower's Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare responds to a fan from New York, saying how much he appreciated his letter. Typed Letter signed: "Arthur S. Flemming", as Eisenhower's Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, 1 page, 6½x9.

Eisenhower's Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare writes to Jesse P. Wolcott saying "I was quite interested to learn of your new connection with Capital Properties, Inc. ... I certainly hated to see you leave Congress but I wish you all sorts of success and happiness in your new connection."

Five days before he takes office in LBJ's Cabinet, the President of the Carnegie Corporation thanks a distinguished poet and English professor for his congratulatory message on Gardner's appointment as Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare.

Abraham A. Ribicoff signed this letter, typed on U. S. Senate Committee on Finance letterhead, to U. S. Commissioner of Education John R. Ottina in 1974. He asked Ottina to review an application from a Connecticut school superintendent.

RICHARD SCHWEIKER The US Senator for Pennsylvania signs this typed letter in which he thanks the Senior Vice President of Fidelity Bank, in blue ink Typed Letter signed: "Dick" in blue ink. 1 page, 8x10½. Place: Washington, District of Columbia. Date: May 26, 1971