THE CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY
OMAHA 2. NEBRASSA
THE WHITE HOUSE
Jul 28 12 43 MR 55"'
Julyy RECEIVED
Dear President Ike :
I dont want to make a
nusance out of my self, but listening to your
report to the Nation last night impels me to
send along a word of greeting & sincere congrat-
ulations on the magnficant job you did at
Geneva. It was the climax, so far, of one con-
tinnous magnificant job that you have done
Since asseming the Presidency.
you have what it takes President Ike
& what the Nation & World needs today & al-
ways. The old motto: Duty, Honor Country,
& I might add, god, has never shone forth
more brilliantly in action than it has in
your glorious career.
My prayer's & those of millions of
others the world over are always with you.
knowing how bring you are please
dont feel obliged to reply to this letter.
With kindest personal regards
Even Sincerely
President Eisenhower
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Johnnie
Rev. John P. Markoe,
(Rev. John P. MARKOE)
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