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Recommendation for John Spaan as Executive Officer for the Public Health Service in Oklahoma City Area

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Recommendation for John Spaan as Executive Officer for the Public Health Service in Oklahoma City Area

The letter from Wendell P. Logan to Congressman Carl Albert urges him to influence the appointment of John Spaan as the Oklahoma City area executive officer of the Public Health Service. Logan highlights Spaan's qualifications and dedication to serving the Indian people, stating that he would bring valuable knowledge and understanding to the position. Congressman Albert responds, thanking Logan for his endorsement of Spaan and informing him that a vacancy announcement will be issued for the position. Albert assures Logan that he will share his endorsement with relevant Public Health officials for consideration.

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Title: Recommendation for John Spaan as Executive Officer for the Public Health Service in Oklahoma City Area

Component Unique Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_63_14_0017

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Type: single

Begin: 1967-03-03

Scope and Content: The letter from Wendell P. Logan to Congressman Carl Albert urges him to influence the appointment of John Spaan as the Oklahoma City area executive officer of the Public Health Service. Logan highlights Spaan's qualifications and dedication to serving the Indian people, stating that he would bring valuable knowledge and understanding to the position. Congressman Albert responds, thanking Logan for his endorsement of Spaan and informing him that a vacancy announcement will be issued for the position. Albert assures Logan that he will share his endorsement with relevant Public Health officials for consideration.

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Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center | University of Oklahoma https://www.ou.edu/carlalbertcenter