Letter sent to President Richard Nixon by C. Wesley Choc

3 S-1 November 5, 1969 Richard M. Nixon The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, D.C. 20501 Dear President Nixon: This is a short note to inform the chief executive that I am in full support of his firm stand policy in Vietnam. I am 25 years old, and a Vietnam veteran. It is unfortuneate that the United States has to be victimized by a nonagreeable minority. But they have that right. A careful, but firm stance must be taken against those who use violence to sustain their cause for "peace." That type of hypocracy's success depends on the tact of a good president. There are many who feel this way. Do not lose Vietnam. Gain the respect of the world through an honorable peace. We need the world, you know. We are no island. Sincerely, C. Wesley Choc P.O. Box 326 Riverdale, Maryland 20840 Reproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum