[Letter, 1978 Feb. 22 : to Hoagy Carmichael].

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[Letter, 1978 Feb. 22 : to Hoagy Carmichael].

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Fred Rogers thanks Carmichael and his son, Hoagy B., for filming an interview for an episode of "Old Friends New Friends." He alerts Carmichael to air dates and times.

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Saint Vincent College, Saint Vincent Library

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