They knew that he was a man of discipline and determination, of courage and commitment, of pride and purpose, of loyalty--and of love.
Richard Nixon: “They knew that he was a man of discipline and determination, of courage and commitment, of pride and purpose, of…”
On the recordSeptember 2, 1970
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Statement on the Death of Football Coach Vincent T. Lombardi.
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