From collection Moorhead "Mike" C. Kennedy, III Collection
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Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Mr. C. Robert Devine, Feb. 1980
TÉLÉG: TELÉPH lignes PARIS 008
THE TRAVELLERS"
12001 Rodert 4169 IN WILL 101 Naw
25, AVENUE des CHAMPS elysées
75008 PARIS
ADR.
Mrs. Moorhead Kennedy, Jr.
Dear Mrs. Kennedy,
Paul MacDonald of the
London Observer quote you today
as saying it's possible the
kidnapped diplomate of whom
you husband is one "may came to
be sacrificed in a greater national
interest." This courageous
recognition of an unpleasant
fact can only be commented
without reservation and with
the greatest admiration.
I hope this note reaches
you at a moment when
Moorhead, Jr., has had a happy
50 birthday on November 5,
that he is home with you and
that the American electors
will have rejected the [[?]] Georgia
politician whose gross incompetence
put him in bondage for a
full year. Sincerely,
C. Robert Devine
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Letter to Louisa Kennedy from Mr. C. Robert Devine, Feb. 1980
Letter letting Louisa know that he read her quote in the London Observer "may come to be sacrificed in a greater national interest." Robert goes onto comment on the courage it takes to make that statement. He goes on to say that he hopes Mike will be spending his 50th birthday with her at home. He aslo hopes Jimmy Carter is voted out in the next election.
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8.25x5.75 inches
The letter is written in black script on blue paper. The paper is stationary stamped "The Travellers" with a Paris address and phone number. The author has placed a return address lable Mr. C. Robert Devine with a New York address diagonal across the top of the first page.
Moorhead “Mike” C. Kennedy, III
Correspondence sent to Louisa Kennedy during Moorhead “Mike” Kennedy, III captivity in Iran.
