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TAMMAM, ALLAM MOHAMED

Cairo

May 29, 1974

Mr. Allam Mohamed Tammam
c/o Cheikh Saddiq Tammam, Lawyer
9 Italian Hospital Street
Abbasia, Cairo

Dear Mr. Tammam:

I have for reply your note of May 19, 1974 to the Ambassador
and your letter of the same day to Secretary Kissinger.

I am distressed to hear of your medical difficulties. However,
I regret to say that the United States government has no
program under which assistance for your medical treatment
could be sponsored.

With best wishes for your speedy recovery,

TELECOMMUNICATIONS ORGANISATION
RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS ADMINISTRATION

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HENRY KISSINGER
SECRETARY OF STATE AMERICAN EMBASSY
CAIRO (EGYPT)

YOU ARE DOING A SUPERB JOB. I BELIEVE MOST OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE APPRECIATIVE OF YOUR GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENTS. YOU HAVE CERTAINLY CONTRIBUTED IMMEASUREABLY IN DIVERTING A MAJOR WORLD ORISES AND POSSIBLY A THIRD WORLD WAR. I HOPE THIS TELEGRAM HELPS REASSURE YOU OF THE FAITH AND CONFIDENCE WE AMERICANS HAVE IN YOU. IT IS UNFORTUNATE WE HAVE SUCH AN IRRESPONSIBLE PRESS AT A TIME OF SUCH SENSITIVITY.

HAROLD BATESON RHODE ISLAND

COL NIL