We believe the way to greatest progress in America is not to weaken the States and the local government, but to strengthen the States and the local government.
Richard Nixon: “We believe the way to greatest progress in America is not to weaken the States and the local government, but to…”
On the recordSeptember 26, 1960
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Remarks by the Vice President, Hospital Baseball Field, West Memphis, AR
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