It was an opportunity to tell them what the attitudes of the Administration would be on the subjects of major concern to them and to most of the American people.
Richard Nixon: “It was an opportunity to tell them what the attitudes of the Administration would be on the subjects of major concern to…”
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Informal Exchange With Reporters About a Meeting With the Executive Council of the AFL-CIO.
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