I regard this as the most distinguished and significant dinner that we have had in the White House since I have been here.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “I regard this as the most distinguished and significant dinner that we have had in the White House since I have been…”
On the recordApril 28, 1962
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Remarks at a Dinner Honoring Nobel Prize Winners of the Western Hemisphere.
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