Source
State Archives of Florida, Series S756
MAURY M. TRAVIS
523 SHERMAN PLAZA
901 SHERMAN STREET
DENVER 3, COLORADO
PHONE TABOR 5-2192
12 Jan ‘61
Drew Pearson,
1313 29th St., NW.,
Washington, 7, D.C.
Dear Mr. Pearson:
Congratulations on your heartfelt proposal to establish a “Free University of Cuba” on American soil, preferably in Florida as a mecca of free democratic learning for students from all Latin America, plus North American students who want to know more about Latin America.
A private fund should be immediately set up with some Florida bank as trustee and steps taken to coordinate for such a project on an emergency basis.
An interim faculty committee of Cuban refugee professors, doctors and jurists should be organized to initiate a university program and their salaries should begin as soon as funds are available so that they can give up their temporary jobs.
Your excellent proposal will restore status, prestige and dignity to former University of Havana professors and help to inaugurate a counterattack against international Communism in the Northern and Southern halves of the Western Hemisphere
Yours sincerely
Maury M. Travis
Stanford '26 '30
Chicago Manual of Style
Travis, Maury Marion, 1905-1992. Letter from Maury M. Travis to Drew Pearson Regarding a Free University of Cuba, January 12, 1961. January 12, 1961. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/346164>, accessed 27 February 2025.
MLA
Travis, Maury Marion, 1905-1992. Letter from Maury M. Travis to Drew Pearson Regarding a Free University of Cuba, January 12, 1961. January 12, 1961. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 27 Feb. 2025.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/346164>
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