Eisenhower: “But I hope it means no lessening either of our friendship or of my…”

On the recordJune 27, 1955

But I hope it means no lessening either of our friendship or of my ability to call on you when I want to talk to you about things.

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Republican · Kansas

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Remarks on Presentation of the Distinguished Service Medal to General Ridgway, and Accompanying Citation.

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