[Letter, 2001 Oct. 25 : to Fred Rogers].

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[Letter, 2001 Oct. 25 : to Fred Rogers].

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Barbara Carle thanks Fred Rogers for sending the book, "Inside Picture Books." She writes about Marion VanArsdale, a woman recognized by the NEA, and enclosed a newspaper article about her. The newspaper article also mentions that Fred will be honored by the NEA.

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