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In Philadelphia for the pleasant chore of picking up $70,000 contributed to his library fund (TIME, June 21), Harry Truman told a banquet audience why he believes that presidential papers belong to the public. Said Librarian Truman: "Through the documents . . . you can find out, and the scholars of the future can find out, what the man in the White House at the time was thinking about when he did those things. It is very easy to be a Monday-morning quarterback and tell...
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