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College of William and Mary

Richard Russell Letter to William Emmons, 1967

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One page response from Senator Russell to Emmons in regard to his inquiry regarding the settlement of Jerusalem and the United States' stance on the land dispute. Russell indicates in his response that he believes that the United Nations should not be the entity to settle the dispute over the territory and that the United States has only allowed appropriations to the United Nations to provide foreign aid to refugees.

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Richard Russell Letter to William Emmons, 1967 0.01 Linear Feet

Russell, Richard B. (Richard Brevard), 1897-1971

One page response from Senator Russell to Emmons in regard to his inquiry regarding the settlement of Jerusalem and the United States' stance on the land dispute. Russell indicates in his response that he believes that the United Nations should not be the entity to settle the dispute over the territory and that the United States has only allowed appropriations to the United Nations to provide foreign aid to refugees.

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