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                  <text>January

20 , 1966

um Abmhm Kaplan

Alger Road, King Point

met Nedc,

New

York

DearAbe,

hertha has told me of her pleesmt visit with you last week
end. In her whirlwind tour of Westchestsr Comty. she case back
with some very definite impressions. As we now see it, although
living in Westohester Oomty would be advantageous from the point
of View of traveling, the chmms of finding a satisfactory house
in that part of the cctmty (Lemhmnt, Rye or Scarsdale) which
would insure the shout traveling time, is highly mlikely. So,
we are leaving our hone situation flexible. I have spoken to
Bertie about homes in Greet Neck and she will cmvms the field

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against the traveling problem. Mover, this is but a small

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Professor of Paydliatzy

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