Names and mailing addresses of natives of the Solomon Islands
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Names and mailing addresses of natives of the Solomon Islands

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This item is a memorandum regarding a list of names and mailing addresses of natives of the Solomon Islands who participated in the rescue of the PT-109 crew, including President John F. Kennedy.
Date:
1961-07-13
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Digital Public Library of America, Papers of John F. Kennedy: Presidential Papers: President's Office Files, Personal Secretary's Files, PT-109: Correspondence: Solomon Islanders
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John F. Kennedy Library
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