Letter sent to President Richard Nixon by J. P. Devlin

J.P. DEULIN S-1 8301 Algon Ave. PHILA. PA. 19152 3 11-3-69 Dear Mr. President I Rarr just turned off the T.V. and looked at my wife and for the first time in 4 years, we Path felt good. I had worked hard against your vection sir, quit your sincereity and Ronestly prevailed and D Prierr you can doit. I never thought D'd write a President, ret alone a Republican, yet thistranscends office 00 party. T his is America. you are america. God bless America. TRank you for ring so real. my wife and I are iath 22 years old and just and we bath harr taken rivews against the was and out of college. She is a teacher and I am still studying both previously supported peace demonstrations. Bath of us wore coming to D.C. on nov. 14Th for the march int after your speech we felt relieved and decided to let you march for us and all america on your path for peace. W E will not go to D.C. W U well rigrously support your" 'plan". W as will ir your "silent america speaking for all Americans to unite in the war for peace. must again say how much D was against you from 1951 6 when I didn' Evon know how to speel NIXO now D feel at ease. now my faith has new channels in our my America and I'm clamn prauel to say that" I country. now D feel that my President represents support the President and Isupport brace and I support America". hank you Mr. President. I harr worried about our paths and won though you didn' say anything really new, wo, my wife and D, do irierr you are sincerely trying to achierr peace and WE will do that goal Our prayers and with you and our previous all we can very supporting you and your policy toward hope. disibusionment Ras turned to enlightenment and Octermination and pride Thank you. Good luck. you you Ravd radically turned two young Americans to ileass you. Reproduced at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Mr. Mrs. J.P. Devin