It represents a severe blow not only to the tens of thousands of workers affected, and to their families, but also to the United States continued leadership position in the aerospace industry.
Richard Nixon: “It represents a severe blow not only to the tens of thousands of workers affected, and to their families, but also to…”
On the recordMarch 23, 1971
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Statement About Senate Action Disapproving Funds for the Supersonic Transport Program
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