On the recordDecember 31, 1973
THE death of Charles Teague represents a significant loss to the United States Congress, to his home State of California, and to the Nation he served so long and so well.
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presidency.ucsb.eduRichard Nixon: “THE death of Charles Teague represents a significant loss to the United States Congress, to his home State of…”
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Statement on the Death of Representative Charles M. Teague of California.
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