[Letter, undated : to Fred Rogers].

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[Letter, undated : to Fred Rogers].

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Susan Linn is sending Fred Rogers three videotapes which shows her working with puppets and children. She has already received comments from the CTW. Fred Rogers' handwritten notes about the videos are on the back of the page.

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