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October 2, 1961

Secretary to Mr. Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
The White House
Washington, D.C.

Dear Madam:

In checking our records, we have discovered that the receipt attached to our document #24 has not been returned. This document was mailed to Mr. Schlesinger on September 6, 1961 and was entitled "Random Thoughts on the Nuclear Test Ban". The registered mail number was 293179. We would be grateful if you could let us know whether this document was received.

Secretary to Mr. Kießinger
Mrs. E. C. Morris

Sincerely yours,

whether this document was received.
We would be grateful if you could let us know
Test Ban". The registered mail number was 293119.
and was entitled "Random Thoughts on the Nuclear
was mailed to Mr. Schleisinger on September 6, 1961
document #34 has not been returned. This document
discovered that the receipt attached to our

Dear Madam:

Washington, D.C.
The White House
Secretary to Mr. Arthur M. Schleisinger, Jr.

October 3, 1961

CLASSIFIED MAIL RECEIPT

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and return to

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

XX 90 EXECUTIVE OFFICE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
WASHINGTON, DC 20506

TO: Mrs. E. Norris, 6 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge 38, Mass.

General Maxwell Taylor, The White House Washington, D.C.

NO. 24

DESCRIPTION: Random Thoughts on the Nuclear Test Ban

SIGNATURE OF RECIPIENT

DATE & TIME

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TO: Mrs. E. Norris, 6 Divinity Avenue,
Cambridge 38, Mass.
Dr. Jerome B. Wiesner, The White
House, Washington, D.C.

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November 10, 1961

Miss Mary K. Conley
Secretary to General Maxwell Taylor
The White House
Washington, D.C.

Dear Miss Conley:

Thank you for your letter of the 8th and
for checking into the matter of the missing receipt.
I am afraid it has not filtered back here, and I
am writing to ask whether you could possibly check
once more. Perhaps the following additional information
will explain why I am a little anxious about the parcel
and its receipt.

On October 16th, package #47C was picked
uphere in Cambridge and was to be delivered on the
17th. On October 17th, another classified document
was sent out with the receipt number 48C, and this
was returned to me on October 20th. What I think
is a possibility is that the office with which you
checked may be referring to the latter package, since
the two must have arrived within a day of another.
It would be very helpful if they could determine that
in fact two packages were received at that time--I
would not need a duplicate receipt if I could be assured
of this.

With many thanks for your efforts.