We are indebted to you for the creativity and ingenuity you have shown in attacking a great national problem, for your remarkable contribution of time and energy, and for the leadership you have provided.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “We are indebted to you for the creativity and ingenuity you have shown in attacking a great national problem, for your…”
On the recordAugust 22, 1962
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Letter to Robert Troutman, Jr., Upon Receiving Report 'Plans for Progress - One Year's Accomplishments' of...
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