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May 21, 1971

Brigadier General James D. Hughes, USAF 
Military Assistant to the President 
The White House 
Washington, D. C. 20500

Dear General Hughes:
Thanks for your letter of the nineteenth, and I appreciate your letting me know the results of your conversation with Phyllis Galenti. Certainly understand the feelings these girls have occasionally of the need to be reassured, and appreciate your giving her a call.

Thanks again, and if we can be of any assistance to you in your efforts for these girls, please let me know. 

Sincerely yours,
BOB DOLE 
U. S. Senate

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This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 
http://dolearchives.ku.edu

THE WHITE HOUSE 
WASHINGTON 
May 19, 1971

Dear Senator Dole:
As we discussed on the telephone the other day, I contacted Phyllis Galenti in Richmond. We had a good conversation and I believe that she is in good shape at least for the time being. She, like so many others, feels the ever-increasing pressures of frustration and anxiety and need to be reassured periodically. In her case, she has always been pro-Administration, so it was not difficult to get through to her.

I feel that she will influence the other girls in her area as best she can. We do have a plan for keeping the families informed on the latest developments through mailings and individual contacts. We hope that it will be effective, but it is too early to tell. Naturally, I am always grateful for your input regarding the temperament and attitude of the families as you see them in your travels.

Thank you again for remembering us.

Sincerely,
(signature)
JAMES D. HUGHES 
Brigadier General, United States Air Force 
Military Assistant to the President

Honorable Robert Dole 
United States Senate 
Washington, D. C.

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