There is nothing to which this administration is more dedicated than to continue to make the progress we have made in bringing men home from Vietnam rather than sending them out to Vietnam
Richard Nixon: “There is nothing to which this administration is more dedicated than to continue to make the progress we have made in…”
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Remarks at City Hall in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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