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Eisenhower: “No matter what part of the country a serviceman comes from, no matter what his race or religion, he wants to feel…”

On the recordApril 25, 1955
No matter what part of the country a serviceman comes from, no matter what his race or religion, he wants to feel confident that what he is doing is important to other human beings, and that they are grateful for it.
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Eisenhower
Republican · Kansas

Editor's note · Context

Letter to Harvey S. Firestone, Jr., Upon Accepting Honorary Chairmanship of the United Service Organizations.

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