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Letter from Linus Pauling to You-Chi Tang. Page 1. July 5, 1951
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Activity Listings

  • Aerogram from Lars Hydelius to LP RE: Asks a question about the complex ion having the appearance of AgCl2-. [Letter from LP to Hydelius, July 26, 1950] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (H: Correspondence, 1950), #166.1]
  • Letter from Benj. Quigley to LP RE: Quigley will be retiring and his office will be transferring their clients to the Robert Dawson Agency. [Filed under LP Biographical: (Business and Financial: Insurance Documents, 1922-1992), Box #4.040, Folder #40.3]
  • Letter from General Herbert C. Holdridge to LP RE: Recalls meeting LP last year at the peace congress in Mexico City. Encloses a statement from a letter that he wrote to the Honorable Trygive Lie. States that he is a candidate for the office of governor of California and discusses his campaign efforts. Congratulates LP for taking a stand in support of personal liberty and world peace. [Letter from LP to Holdridge, July 19, 1950] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (Eli Lilly and Company), #111.4]
  • Letter from Hew Roberts and Emil C. Miller, State University of Iowa, to LP RE: Request LP’s assistance in the development of a statewide atomic energy education program in Iowa. Discusses the work of the committee and asks LP to answer a few questions. Inquires if his responses may be used in future publications. [Letter from LP to Miller, January 5, 1951] [Filed under LP Correspondence: (M: Correspondence,, 1951), #256.2]
  • Letter from William L. Patterson, National Executive Secretary, Civil Rights Congress, to unknown recipients, RE: Explains that 21 American Citizens are now in prison because of their opposition to the House Un-American Activities Committee and discusses his opinion concerning the issue. Lists names of those who he believes should receive amnesty. Asks them to send him statements regarding their thoughts on granting amnesty to those listed. [Filed under LP Biographical: Political Issues: (Civil Liberties – House Un-American Activities Committee, 1963-1965. (House Committee on Un-American Activities)), Box #2.043, Folder #43.11]