On the recordOctober 15, 1960
I do not believe that Mr. Nixon, since his nomination, has indicated any understanding or willingness to face up to the problems that this country faces.
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Remarks of the Honorable John F. Kennedy to the Crowd Assembled Outside Montgomery-Blair High School, Silver Spring, MD
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