[Letter, 1958 Aug. 25 : to Stanley Cox].

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[Letter, 1958 Aug. 25 : to Stanley Cox].

Fred Rogers describes his trip to the Middle East, his appearance on the "Today" show with Josie Carie, and his interest in the CBC producing his musical "Josephine the Giraffe."

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