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The three boxes of unprocessed letters do not differ significantly from the larger collection of adult and children's letters.
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In a statement tonight, the hospital said: There was never anything like 30,000 unprocessed letters.
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Hammonds, Mr. & Mrs. R.T., December 11, 1963: Unprocessed Letters, box 3.
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Geist, Mrs. Carroll A., January 16, 1964: Unprocessed Letters, box 2.
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Becker, Mrs. Duane & family, *January 16, 1964: Unprocessed Letters, box 2.
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Wise, Joyce, January 16, 1964: Unprocessed Letters, box 2.
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Anderson, Susie, January 14, 1964: Unprocessed Letters, box 2.
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Rimer, Barbara, January 17, 1964: Unprocessed Letters, box 2.
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Wise, Blanche, December, 1963: Unprocessed Letters, box 2.
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"I saw your beloved": Marie Davis to Mrs. John F. Kennedy, January 17, 1964, Unprocessed Letters, box 2, Condolence Mail, JFKL.
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"I have been taught all my life": Marsha Hardin to Mrs. John F. Kennedy, January 18, 1964, Unprocessed Letters, box 3, Condolence Mail, JFKL.