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Telegram to Louisa Kennedy from Juanita B. Lane, 12/13/1979
Letter commending her on her demeanor during the Barbara Walters' interview. She commends her patriotism and feels the media needs to present more loyal Americans like her. Juanita feels Louisa should get the Woman of the Year Award as wel…
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Jerry Bedman, ND
The letter conveys the writters his admiration for Louisa's grace under pressure. Jerry feels Louisa is an example to the Nation and the State Department. He feels the United States will answer the challenge and continue to on.
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Paul C. Andrea, 12/12/1979
Paul writes he and his family were overcome with emotions watching Louisa's interview with Barbara Walters. He and his church have been praying for the hostages since the start of the crisis. He will rejoice with her when God answers their…
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Katy Keck Armsteen, ND
Katy comments on Louisa's interview with Barbara Walters. She relays her admiration for Louisa's compsure and feels that all Americans should be emulating the example set by Louisa. Katy hopes that the support Louisa is recieving from memb…
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Edmond duPont, 12/13/1979
Short note letting Louisa know what a tremendous job Louisa did during the Barbara Walters interview.
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from T.A., 12/12/1979
A short note commenting on Louisa's demeanor during the Barbara Walter's interview. The writer sends prayers to her and her family which the writer feels represents the best of our country.
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Beulah Bruckheim, 12/12/1979
Letter letting Louisa know Beulah is very proud of her demeanor during the Barbara Walters interview. Beulah hopes the hostages will be released soon and that Moorhead gets a chance to see a recording of the interview.
Folder 2 - Letters about Barbara Walters interview 2/3
Letters about Barbara Walter's Interview 2/3
Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Mullen, Jan 12, NY
Letter to Louisa letting her know Mullen had seen her of French TV and had tried to contact her on a number of occasions. Mullen is inpressed with Louisa's courage and wonders if they had the same type of courage. Mentions that two friends…
