On the recordDecember 10, 1947
I think, if you will read the message which I sent to Congress, it explains fully and carefully exactly what I meant, and I have no further comment to make on the subject.
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presidency.ucsb.eduHarry Truman: “I think, if you will read the message which I sent to Congress, it explains fully and carefully exactly what I meant…”
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