On the recordSeptember 14, 1960
To maintain that peace we, of course, must do things which are essential to give us the instrument which will keep the peace and they are, of course, the ones that are familiar to you.
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presidency.ucsb.eduTo maintain that peace we, of course, must do things which are essential to give us the instrument which will keep the peace and they are, of course, the ones that are familiar to you.
Speech by Vice President Richard M. Nixon to Luncheon at Annual Convention of National Federation of Republican Women,...
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