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| Sep 27, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Remarks by the Vice President, Hospital Baseball Field, West Memphis, AR must see that as far as our diplomacy is concerned. we never make … |
| Sep 28, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Remarks of Vice President Nixon, Mid-Island Plaza Shopping Center, Hicksville, NY got to have a firm, strong diplomacy. Firm without being belligerent … |
| Sep 29, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Remarks by the Vice President, Merrimack Common, Manchester, NH economic power. I should mention diplomacy. What kind ofdiplomacy do we need? It must be firmdiplomacy. It must be nonbelligerent … |
| Sep 29, 1960 | John F. Kennedy |
Speech of Senator John F. Kennedy, Democratic Fund-Raising Dinner, Syracuse, NY - (Advance Release Text) this country - our arms, our diplomacy, our economy and our sense … |
| Sep 29, 1960 | John F. Kennedy |
Speech by Senator John F. Kennedy at a Democratic Fund-Raising Dinner in Syracuse, NY provide for our arms and diplomacy the kind of foresight that … |
| Sep 29, 1960 | Dwight D. Eisenhower |
Address in Chicago at the 1960 Victory Fund Dinner Rally relations, and person-to-person diplomacy. In important functions in … in the affairs of modern diplomacy, to continue and enlarge … |
| Sep 30, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Remarks by the Vice President, Municipal Auditorium, Bangor, ME What else do we need We need diplomacy that is firm, without being … without being belligerent, diplomacy that will always go the extra … negotiating to reduce tensions, but diplomacy that will never be taken … |
| Oct 01, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Remarks of the Vice President, Memorial Hall, Canton, OH need, also, strength in our diplomacy. By strength indiplomacy, as I mentioned a moment … |
| Oct 03, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Speech by the Vice President, Coliseum, Charlotte, NC you that in the field of diplomacy we will see to it that America … |
| Oct 04, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Remarks of the Vice President, Winfield Scott Hotel, Elizabeth, NJ and free. We will have our diplomacy firm, but without belligerence … |
| Oct 05, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Remarks of the Vice President at Fordham University, Bronx Gym, Bronx, NY must be firm, always, in its diplomacy. We must always be willing … We've got to have a firm diplomacy, as I have indicated. But … |
| Oct 05, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of the Remarks of the Vice President in the Garment District, New York, NY essential that we keep firm diplomacy. Oh, it would be much easier … you we will be firm in our diplomacy. We will be fair, but we … |
| Oct 05, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Speech of the Vice President, Convention Hall, Philadelphia, PA country great. We will keep the diplomacy of this country firm, without … |
| Oct 06, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Speech by the Vice President, Public Hall, Cleveland, OH us. Third, we will keep the diplomacy of this country firm, but … |
| Oct 06, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Excerpts of Remarks by the Vice President, War Memorial Square, Nashville, TN strong. It means keeping our diplomacy firm, but without being belligerent … |
| Oct 08, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Remarks by the Vice President, Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium, La Crosse, WI to it that this country's diplomacy will be firm, without being … |
| Oct 08, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of the Remarks of the Vice President, Airport, Rochester, MN direction. We will keep the diplomacy of this country firm and … |
| Oct 10, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Remarks by the Vice President, Northern Hotel, Street Crowd, Billings, MT going to see to it that the diplomacy of this country is firm … |
| Oct 10, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Speech of the Vice President, Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, UT traditional custom of Old World diplomacy or New Worlddiplomacy, for that matter, outside … we also have to have wise diplomacy, and that means againdiplomacy that is geared to the conduct … |
| Oct 11, 1960 | Richard Nixon | Remarks of Vice President Nixon, Civic Auditorium, Albuquerque, NM |
| Oct 11, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of the Remarks of the Vice President, Lockheed Airport, Burbank, CA will couple it with a firm diplomacy. We will always go the extra … |
| Oct 11, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Remarks of the Vice President, West Gate Park, San Diego, CA policy, you cannot conduct your diplomacy in the same way you conduct … struggle if we don't have the diplomacy, the wisdom, in the high … moving. We must see that our diplomacy is firm, without being belligerent … |
| Oct 12, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Remarks of the Vice President, All States Picnic, Long Beach, CA do we need? We need a firm diplomacy. What do I mean by that … more important than firm diplomacy and what is more important … |
| Oct 12, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of Remarks of the Vice President, Knott's Berry Farm, Long Beach, CA no rules of international diplomacy whatever, respecting none … addition, my friends, we need the diplomacy that is just as strong to … with it. What do I mean by diplomacy? This is what happens in … |
| Oct 14, 1960 | Richard Nixon |
Partial Transcript of the Remarks of the Vice President, City Hall, Beverly Hills, CA very good in international diplomacy, and President Eisenhower … |