[Letter, 1974 Aug. 9 : to Franklin Waldheim].

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[Letter, 1974 Aug. 9 : to Franklin Waldheim].

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Kratz, a lawyer, writes that there is no reason for Small World Enterprises, Inc., Fred Rogers' company, to change its name or business practices. Walt Disney Productions, Inc., had requested that the company change its name.

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