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Richard Nixon: With a little forethought and caution, accidents to the eyes can be avoided—for example, by wearing protective glasses…

On the recordFebruary 21, 1969
With a little forethought and caution, accidents to the eyes can be avoided—for example, by wearing protective glasses or safety goggles when engaged in hazardous sport or work, and by shielding the eyes from strong sunlight or harmful radiation in any form.
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Richard Nixon
Republican · California

Editor's note · Context

Proclamation 3895—Save Your Vision Week, 1969

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