Double Check While the President has gone visiting things perked up right smart in the way of talking about what's got to be and not to be. When a politician gets among friends look out. anything can happen. Looks like we might have war. Military staff faces a 12' , cut: Ben-Gurion threatens too. We have so much territory to patrol that belongs to somebody else . . . and we have to try to satisfy their whims and fancies to get into and out of without having interna tional friction that will eventually result in World conflict. Now they tell us. were angry with Nasser, of Egypt, but we cannot get tough because we got oil interests and land strips, stragetically located and we done built on them. We got to be mighty easy on them or they start blowing them horns and we can't hear ourselves think if'n they do. So we got to sorter keep in with Faisal. Saud. Neru and Tito regardless of anything else. About to run John Foster Dulles plum nuts getting in and keeping in with all these hooded rulers of much of the disputed earth. We cannot tell what they got under them head shawls but if we get into war agin' them might as well say "our now I Lay Me's" 'Notljier thing is: things are not all hoiikeydorv here within the States/Looks like we got to make Peace with -God first and our selves before we can do much big talking. Thanks for reading. Yours. J. Marvin Brown
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