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Dear Editor Appeal I must apologize for taking so long in responding to your campaign to keep The New Leader going. Unfortunately I am unemployed, and it has taken a while to scrape together $10....
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1970
Vol. 054 Issue 017 (September 6 1971)
Correspondents' Correspondence
