U.S. Dissent in Persian Gulf Confrontation
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As I write to the soldiers in Desert Shield and also send tapes, tobacco, funny cards, etc., I was amazed to receive a letter from one soldier whom I have been in contact with, asking me if all the stuff I had sent him wasn’t spoiling him! I sure hope I am!
If anyone wants to derive satisfaction from this life, I suggest writing to the men in Desert Shield.
PEARL KELL
Murrieta Hot Springs
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