[Memo, 1977 Jan. 3 : to Arthur Greenwald, Barry Head, Neil Paylor, Barbara Davis].

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[Memo, 1977 Jan. 3 : to Arthur Greenwald, Barry Head, Neil Paylor, Barbara Davis].

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Judson Press is publishing "Many Ways to Say I Love You," a book based off Fred's performance on the Protestant Hour radio program.

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Saint Vincent College, Saint Vincent Library

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