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A letter from ken Follett to Ross Perot with questions for members of the Iranian rescue team. Handwritten on the copy of the letter are the answers from EDS employee Joseph Poché.

Position: 383 (24 views)

An officer efficiency report for Col. Bull Simons covering the period of April 3, 1961 to July 4, 1961.

Position: 432 (22 views)

A letter from Al Zuckerman to Ken Follett with his thoughts for the new draft of The Yellowcake Pirates.

Position: 158 (275 views)

A follow up letter to Zuckerman's letter dated July 25, 1978.

Position: 160 (269 views)

A letter from Al Zuckerman, Follett's American agent, with comments on Follett's first draft of Triple. 

Position: 160 (269 views)

A letter from Al Zuckerman to Ken Follett about a letter Zuckerman is forwarding to Follett and issues with Triple. 

Position: 197 (160 views)

A letter from Al Zuckerman to Ken Follett with comments on a draft of The Bull and the Peacock. Al Zuckerman was Ken Follett's American agent.

Position: 485 (20 views)

A letter from Al Zuckerman to Ken Follett with comments on a draft of The Bull and the Peacock. The Bull and the Peacock was an early working title for On Wings of Eagles. 

Position: 432 (22 views)

A cover letter from attorney Alan Kaufman to Al Zuckerman with a blank release form attached.

Position: 432 (22 views)

Two newspaper articles related to the theft of uranium ore in the Middle East in 1967. These are the clippings referenced in Anthony Cheetham's letter to Ken Follett from July 1977. The articles included are:Hendry, A. & McKenzie, B. (1977, May…

Position: 156 (277 views)

Interview devoted to the founding of International Business College of Saginaw, the establishment of Bliss Publishing Co., and the big fire of May 7, 1891.

Position: 4 (831 views)

Interview devoted to the Eddy band of which George W. Anderson was the director.

Position: 42 (548 views)

A letter from Anthony Cheetham, of Futura Publications, to Ken Follett proposing a novel based on the theft of uranium ore in the 1960s. The novel was eventually published in 1979 as Triple. NOTE: The press clippings appear as separate files. 

Position: 155 (278 views)

A letter from Anthony Cheetham to Ken Follett regarding his second outline draft (dated July 10, 1978).

Position: 176 (249 views)

A letter from attorney Anthony Rubinstein to Ken Follett confirming their conversation that occurred the day before.

Position: 460 (21 views)

A letter from attorney Anthony Rubinstein to Ken Follett regarding an interview tape with Ralph Boulware.

Position: 383 (24 views)

A cover letter and blank agreement draft from attorney Anthony Rubinstein to Ken Follett for Follett's review.

Position: 432 (22 views)

A cover letter from Anton Felton to Ken Follett regarding Liberia.

Position: 160 (269 views)

Dorothy Arbury was the granddaughter of Dr. Herbert H. Dow, founder of the Dow Chemical Company. She served on the Board of Control of SVSU and established the Arbury Fine Arts Building along with the Fredericks Sculpture Gallery.

Position: 3 (1050 views)

Interview devoted to The Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association in Saginaw, Michigan.

Position: 125 (413 views)

Interview devoted to the origin of the Baptist Church, the first church in Saginaw, what Saginaw was like at the time, and the responsibility of the minister.

Position: 77 (480 views)

Interview devoted to Mr. Avedisian's tenure with the Saginaw Eddy Band, the Eddy Band in general and other related subjects.

Position: 48 (521 views)

Interview devoted to railroad history (C&O), Saginaw.

Position: 14 (685 views)

Interview devoted to life in Saginaw, beginning with her immigration from Poland.

Position: 36 (562 views)

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