Letters to Connie Sleamon, 1967 November-December

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Letters to Connie Sleamon

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Scope and Contents

November: “Sin…confessed you are much better looking than Mama-son his mother…One thing Mama-son has over you is that she painted her teeth black, which among older people is a very pretty thing to do.” December 6: Moving into new modern Mars Village soon. “2 guys died from drinking beer in the village that had acid in it.” The sister of the little boy in the village that he likes made Connie a piece of clothing. December 11: Typed copy of instructions on making a “Mars Call” to U.S.A. Makes first call through their Mars Station to his parents. December 22: “On the 26th…I’ll be in Saigon to attend another Mars meeting.”

Dates

Creation: 1967 November-December

Creator

From the Collection: Pernert, Fred (Person)
From the Collection: Sleamon, Connie (Person)

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English

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