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NATIONAL AERONAUTIC ASSOCIATION
SUITE 430 • 821 15TH ST.,N.W. • WASHINGTON,D.C. 2005
AREA CODE 202 347-2808 • CABLE-NATERO
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE FEDERATION
AERONAUTIQUE INTERNATIONALE
OFFICE OF THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
May 1, 1979
Mrs. Hattie Meyers Junkin
3361 Chamblee Tucker Road Apt. 6
Atlanta, Georgia 30341
Dear Hattie:
You are an absolute delight. I read the material you sent April 26, 1979. The copy of your letter to Mr. Morris reveals an indomitable spirit joyfully attached to an inquisitive mind. That combination helps make a person a leader. I believe you were years ahead of your time in being aware of the unused potential of women. Such foresight and the acceptance of responsibility it engenders can often lead to frustration. I'll bet I'm not too far off in saying that you surely must have had more than your share in attempting to communicate the positive feelings of achievement and joy that comes from flight. The need to share those thoughts can be immense. I am glad to see the problems didn't wear you down. I appreciate the opportunity to review the other material.
I will contact Mr. Casey at NASM to determine what his plans are regarding the material you have available.
Many thanks for your expression of thoughtfulness regarding me leaving NAA
Sincerely,
Vic Powell
VIC POWELL
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