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[email protected] Subject: Stuart Lutz Historic Documents, Inc. monthly newsletter Dear autograph collector, I hope you are having a fine start to the summer. This month's newsletter features a handwritten Dwight Eisenhower letter to Barry Goldwater, a Richard Nixon letter about a Congressional vote on the Vietnam War, an Alex Haley inscribed Roots, signed books by Gerald Ford and Lucretia Garfield, and an interesting, early forensic science archive that resulted in a murdered being executed in Pennsylvania's electric chair. In news about manuscripts, one of the most famous Twentieth Century literary letters, a lengthy Neal Cassady letter to Jack Kerouac that helped inspire On The Road, is about to be auctioned;. Last month, a few clients knew that John Tyler was the only President ever listed as a sworn enemy of the Federal government; it occured when he was elected to the Confederate Congress. This month's trivia question is, "What major league player hit the greatest number of home runs in his final season?" By now, you probably know the reward for the first correct answer. Sincerely, Stuart Stuart Lutz Historic Documents, Inc. 784 Morris Turnpike, PMB #161 Short Hills, New Jersey 07078-2698 Toll Free Phone 1 (877) I-BUY-DOCS [428-9362] Toll Free Fax 1 (877) 9-FAX-DOCS [932-9362] www.HistoryDocs.com Member of the Professional Autograph Dealers Association, the Manuscript Society, the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America, the Appraisers Association of America, the Universal Autograph Collectors Club (Registered Dealer #166) and the Ephemera Society.