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AURORA, CO – APRIL 25: A telegram from President Lyndon B. Johnson sent to Mr. and Mrs. Buford Robbins when their daughter Barbara was killed. A scrapbook with a collection of condolence letters and clippings from the American Embassy bombing in Saigon on March 30, 1965 that killed Barbara A. Robbins who was working as a secretary. Her brother Warren Robbins in Aurora, Colorado has the letters that she wrote to her family in 1964 and 1965 and scrapbooks with condolence letters from around the country and news clippings about the bombing. (Photo by Joanna B. Pinneo/For The Washington Post)

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AURORA, CO – APRIL 25: A telegram from President Lyndon B. Johnson sent to Mr. and Mrs. Buford Robbins when their daughter Barbara was killed. A scrapbook with a collection of condolence letters and clippings from the American Embassy bombing in Saigon on March 30, 1965 that killed Barbara A. Robbins who was working as a secretary. Her brother Warren Robbins in Aurora, Colorado has the letters that she wrote to her family in 1964 and 1965 and scrapbooks with condolence letters from around the country and news clippings about the bombing. (Photo by Joanna B. Pinneo/For The Washington Post)
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