[Letter, 1977 Jun. 14 : to Robert S. Lecky].

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[Letter, 1977 Jun. 14 : to Robert S. Lecky].

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Rogers recently learned that IBM will not be funding "Amahl and the Night Visitors," a opera that he wanted to produce on television. However, he has been continuing his work with his television program for older adults, "Old Friends New Friends."

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