Jimmy Carter TLS on "Revitalizing America's communities requires great care"
Jimmy Carter
Washington, DC, June 30, 1978
Jimmy Carter TLS on "Revitalizing America's communities requires great care"
TLS
Jimmy Carter (1924-2024). A typed letter signed, "Jimmy," as president, 1p, on watermarked White House stationery, 6.75" x 9", Washington, June 30, 1978, to Kenton County Commissioner, Robert Aldemeyer. Expected transmittal folds and creases. A rusted paperclip impression at upper left. Age toning, foxing, soiling, and scattered staining. Handstamp of receipt dated July 5, 1978 at verso. Overall, near very good.
Carter's letter concerns his report on his administration's national urban policy and the efforts made toward the revitalization of America's communities.
In part:
"I am pleased to send you this status report on our national urban policy. The report covers changes and improvements in the policy made before my March 27 Message to Congress, as well as progress on legislation and other measures since that time.
Revitalizing America's communities requires great care and cooperation to most effectively utilize our limited resources…"
Robert Aldemeyer (1924-2005), a longtime Kenton resident, became the Kenton County Commissioner in 1953. Previously, Aldemeyer was a juvenile probation officer. In 1944, he was chosen as "Man of the Year" by the Covington-Kenton County Junior Chamber of Commerce in recognition of outstanding service to the youth of the county. He was the youngest man to receive this honor at that time.
This item comes with a Certificate from John Reznikoff, a premier authenticator for both major 3rd party authentication services, PSA and JSA (James Spence Authentications), as well as numerous auction houses.
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Jimmy Carter
Washington, DC, June 30, 1978
Jimmy Carter TLS on "Revitalizing America's communities requires great care"
TLS
Jimmy Carter (1924-2024). A typed letter signed, "Jimmy," as president, 1p, on watermarked White House stationery, 6.75" x 9", Washington, June 30, 1978, to Kenton County Commissioner, Robert Aldemeyer. Expected transmittal folds and creases. A rusted paperclip impression at upper left. Age toning, foxing, soiling, and scattered staining. Handstamp of receipt dated July 5, 1978 at verso. Overall, near very good.
Carter's letter concerns his report on his administration's national urban policy and the efforts made toward the revitalization of America's communities.
In part:
"I am pleased to send you this status report on our national urban policy. The report covers changes and improvements in the policy made before my March 27 Message to Congress, as well as progress on legislation and other measures since that time.
Revitalizing America's communities requires great care and cooperation to most effectively utilize our limited resources…"
Robert Aldemeyer (1924-2005), a longtime Kenton resident, became the Kenton County Commissioner in 1953. Previously, Aldemeyer was a juvenile probation officer. In 1944, he was chosen as "Man of the Year" by the Covington-Kenton County Junior Chamber of Commerce in recognition of outstanding service to the youth of the county. He was the youngest man to receive this honor at that time.
This item comes with a Certificate from John Reznikoff, a premier authenticator for both major 3rd party authentication services, PSA and JSA (James Spence Authentications), as well as numerous auction houses.
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