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October 3, 1969

Dear Mrs. Krim,

Thank you for the invitation to suport the statement of SIECUS.

I am happy to do so.

Sincerely,

Julian Bond

Mrs. Arthur B. Krim National Committee for Responsible Family Life etc. Room 204 185 Broadway New York, N. Y. 10023

October 17, 1969

Dear Mrs. Prentice:

Thank you for your letter of October 7.

I regret very much that I will be unable to join your group for lunch as my schedule will not allow it. Thank you for your invitation and I hope to see you at El Centro College.

Sincerely,

Julian Bond

Mrs. Thomas S. Prentice 202 S. Waterview Richardson, Texas 75080

October 10, 1969

Dear Mrs. Weyl,

Thank you for writing.

I am sorry to have the bad news you sent.

I will be arriving by air from Philadelphia late Sunday afternoon, not driving.

Sincerely,

Julian Bond

Mrs. Muriel Weyl State University of New York Stony Brook, N. Y. 11790

December 31, 1969

To Whom It May Concern:

This letter comes concerning the enclosed National Airlines ticket issued in the name of Mr. Brown. My traveling companion, Mr. John P. Tillman is the holder of the enclosed ticket. Since Mr. Tillman bears a marked resemblance to Mrs. James Brown, the ticket agent inadvertently issued the ticket in the name of Mr. Brown. On the trip from New York City to Washington, National Airlines lost Mr. Tillman's suit bag.

I am writing this letter to confirm that the holder of the ticket, and the owner of the lsot baggage is indeed Mr. John P. Tillman of Atlanta.

Sincerely,

Julian Bond

October 3, 1969

Dear Novella,

I do remember you and look forward to seeing you when you come to Atlanta, if I am here.

I am in and out of town and have an uncertain schedule.

I would like to suggest that you contact Mrs. Bernice Regan at 242 Ashby Street, Southwest, as well as my sister, Mrs. Jane Moore (Mrs. Howard Moore).

Sincerely,

Julian Bond

Ms. Novella Nelson 15 Leroy Street New York, N. Y. 10014

October 17, 1969

Dear Miss Ogletree:

I was glad to have your comments on the newsletter. Thank you for your note.

Sincerely,

Julian Bond

Miss Ophelia Ogletree c/o Miss Estelle Singleton 347 McDaniel St., SW, Apt. 121 Atlanta, Georgia 30313

October 31, 1969

Dear Mr. Stone,

Thank you for your kind words and for the clipping.

I am glad to have them both.

Sincerely,

Julian Bond

Mr. Ray Stone 34-B Bayshore Drive Ottawa 14 Ontario Canada

December 17, 1969

Dear Miss Furmston:

Mr. Bond has asked me to find you a suitable correspondent.

I have several young people in mind, students at Atlanta University, who take an interest in American politics. It will be rewarding for them, I know, to keep up a correspondence with you.

I hope you will keep in touch with me, also, and I will try to send you material from time to time. I enclose a copy of Black Candidates which Mr. Bond edited last summer.

Sincerely,

Noe Baldwin

Miss Eileen M. Furmston Kingarth 9 Deanway Wilmslow Cheshire, England

October 16, 1968

Dear Miss Gordon,

Thank you for your letter of inquiry to Mr. Bond. I believe that if you address your letters to the office of the Fulton House Delegation, room 405, State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia 30334, they will reach Mr. Bond promptly.

Sincerely,

Noe Baldwin Mr. Bond's secretary

Miss Linda Gordon 518 Morrison Ohio State University Columbua, Ohio 43210

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1. please fold letter size 2. on page two, DELETE"UAW retirees, by. . ." etc, which is pencilled out 3. please print the same number of copies you have previously printed for Mr. Bond 4. deliver to room 405, State Capitol 5. please have invoice ready with delivery, and I will pay you then.

thank you.

[Signature] Noe Baldwin Mr. Bond's secretary

if you have any questions, please call me at 572-2661