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December 8, 1971 Mr. Richard S. Morey Covington & Burling 888 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Washington,D.C. 20006 Lear Mr. Morey: I ret rn to you, herewith, the copy of the transcript of my testimony which you sent me, with hand-written corrections which, I hope, 'will turn ut to be legible. Only a few of these corrections are important, for I believe that the burden of what I had to say, in reference to questions, is clear. The principal difficulty is that in direct speech, one i$ not as economical and suscinct in his expressions as he is when he v?r tes. I have tided to overcome these faults when they could lead to a ;isunderstanding of ray meaning. trust that my effort has been reasonably satisfactory. Cordially yours, .w' :wb enclosure Robert a . Kehoe, M.D. Professor Emeritus of Occupational Medicine