An instrument of such far-reaching magnitude, fraught with so great a power for good to humanity, naturally requires national and international regulation and control.
Calvin Coolidge: “An instrument of such far-reaching magnitude, fraught with so great a power for good to humanity, naturally requires…”
On the recordOctober 3, 1927
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Address at the Opening Meeting of the International Radiotelegraph Conference, Washington, D.C.
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