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All Documents 160 items

141. Letter from Torbjorn Caspersson to Mary Lasker

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142. Letter from Truman Capote to Mary Lasker

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143. Letter from W. E. Heston to Mary Lasker

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144. Letter from Walter P. Reuther to Sidney Farber

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145. Letter from Werner Henle to Mary Lasker

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146. Mary Woodard Lasker: First Lady of Medical Research

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147. Memorandum from Hubert H. Humphrey to Mary Lasker

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148. Memorandum from Mike Gorman

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149. Memorandum on heart legislation

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150. Memorandum to Edward Flynn [asking him to take a leadership role in demanding more research and government funds for battling heart disease, cancer, and mental health disease]

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151. Mr. Nixon: You Can Cure Cancer

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152. Need for a Commission on the Conquest of Cancer as a National Goal by 1976

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153. Postcard from Salvador Dali to Mary Lasker

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154. Press release on Mary Lasker's appointment to the National Advisory Cancer Council

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155. Showdown Set Tuesday on Heart-Drug Study

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156. Six suggested research activities to be initiated or expanded at the National Cancer Institute with additional funding

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157. Speech from Lister Hill (in absentia) honoring Mary Lasker at a tribute dinner in her honor

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158. The Politics of Cancer

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159. Verbatim Remarks, National Advisory Heart Council, June 14-16, 1954

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160. White House announcement of Mary Lasker being awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom

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