[Letter to Jonas Salk from George P. Shultz]

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* fl March 11, 1987
*ar Dr. Salk:
44 he 9.) Sational Coasmisson meeting in Mexico City,
wican foreien Relations Secretary Sepulveda and Z, in an
fort to increase public understanding of each other's
nteve agreed to estabitsh a progra which would annually
chs prominent speakers. *It is the Lincoln"Juares Lecture
r es to commeatao of Abraham Lincoln and Senito Juares.
dner the prograe, each Secretary selects a speaker to become
Se quest of the other Secretary and to deliver a talk, The
cture is given to am invited and prestigious audience, and
s been quite a success so far. Previ'ws speakers have been
A1brarian of Conqress Daniel Soorstin and Associate Justice
$adra Day O'*Commer.
I would be honored and most grateful if you could.rtcpate as the U.S. speaker for the 1987 lecture. The
iecture topic is your own. There is considerable flexibility
~a the date to ac@o@iodate the speaker's hectic schedul*. The
~eeture is given in Mexico City, and the exican Ministry of
oreiqn Affairs in conjunction with our Rmbassy akes all the
ftraneements.
Pv office vill soon be in touch to see it your schedule
rteacceptance of tthis request. I look forward to hearing
Sincerely yours,
(eorce P, shutt
Dr.Jons Setha55710O95.0535.013
Ran Dieoo, c.)iforni*.

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