[Letter, 1998 Aug. 27 : to Fred Rogers].

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[Letter, 1998 Aug. 27 : to Fred Rogers].

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The World Hunger Relief Foundation thanks Fred Rogers for submitting a statement about Mother Teresa. His statement will appear in a CD/tape booklet accompanying a musical tribute to Mother Teresa. Fred Rogers' handwritten notes on the letter show great alarm at the fact that his statement will be used for fundraising purposes.

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