In the Congress and as a member of the Eisenhower Administration, I learned long ago of the immense importance of modern American agriculture to the health and strength of our country.
Richard Nixon: “In the Congress and as a member of the Eisenhower Administration, I learned long ago of the immense importance of modern…”
On the recordSeptember 13, 1968
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Remarks in Des Moines, Iowa: Modern American Agriculture: An Opportunity for Service in the 1970's
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