Letter, Washington, D.C., to Ossian MacKenzie, 1962 April 17.

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Letter, Washington, D.C., to Ossian MacKenzie, 1962 April 17.

Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson writes to Dean Ossian MacKenzie, College of Business Administration, Pennsylvania State University, thanking him for his letter and a clipping. Johnson comments on his visit to campus on his 25th anniversary in Congress.

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