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Burlington Commission on Human Rights, 1964-1965

1964-09-29 James S. Schramm to the Honorable Max Conrad

September 29, 1964

Honorable Max Conrad
Mayor
City Hall
Burlington, Iowa

Dear Max:

     So glad to read in last night's paper about the city Council's hearing on the proposed Human Rights ordinance yesterday morning. Such strong support for the ordinance from so many people and organizations no doubt will encourage you to act favorably on the ordinance promptly. This proposal is something you and the entire city can point to with pride for a long time to come. My compliments to you for what I am sure will be your forthcoming favorable action.

Sincerely,


JAMES S. SCHRAMM

JSS:do

P.S. The enclosed paperback is one of the most absorbing and interesting novels I have come across in a long, long time. I am sure you'll find it rewarding reading and will want to pass it on to others as I have to you.

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September 29, 1964 Honorable Max Conrad Mayor City Hall Burlington, Iowa Dear Max: So glad to read in last night's paper about the city Council's hearing on the proposed Human Rights ordinance yesterday morning. Such strong support for the ordinance from so many people and organizations no doubt will encourage you to act favorably on the ordinance promptly. This proposal is something you and the entire city can point to with pride for a long time to come. My compliments to you for what I am sure will be your forthcoming favorable action. Sincerely, JAMES S. SCHRAMM JSS:do P.S. The enclosed paperback is one of the most absorbing and interesting novels I have come across in a long, long time. I am sure you'll find it rewarding reading and will want to pass it on to others as I have to you.