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Children’s Letter from Sue Taylor to President Gerald R. Ford on the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project

Presidential Administration: Ford
Sender: Children
Location: New York
National Archives Catalog Identifier: 646482709
Date: July 15, 1975
Use: Unrestricted
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end 14 July 15 Dear Mr President, I'm just a 13-year old kid who some- sometimes down. overdo that, so my thoughts times thinks a lot about write things. / I'd like you to read this little thought about the apollo- Soyng mission. I'd like to know if you feel the same way l do. GERALD R. FORD LIBRARY Thanks. Sue Jaylor 911 Delamont ao schenectady, NY. 12307 P.S. Hope you like the picture. Helps brighten up a room, S.A.T. . a true alliance an alliance of knowledge an alliance of hopes. an alliance to the stars, to freedom. may it start an age of preendship Do the apollo boyng mission between Russia and America. A brother hood in Space F 30 Freedom, F a beautiful word. a forms. A word of many thoughts and Freedom is a seagull plying GERALD over FORD the sea with his preinds. Freedom is a winged hosse LIBRARY plying so high as if to touch the sun and stars. Freedom plies free through the vastness of space, but soon, a brother appears. Happily, they meet and now, F reedom has a friend. Way and race the very comets, They gallop over the Milky The vastness echoes with the hooves. ogether, they explore the beating of wings and the gallop of stars and galaxies. They greet the Lion and the Herdsman happily as they enjoy their new-found freenship with one another The alliance to knowledge The freindship of space Explorers in space Explorence
Collection GRF-0056
White House Central Files Subject Files (Ford Administration)
1974 – 1977
Series
White House Central Files Subject Files on Outer Space
1974 – 1977
FileUnit
OS 3: Space Flight