AP Historical Hard Drive 2006

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President Harry Truman, left standing, addresses joint session of Congress in the House Chamber January 4, 1950. Gerald Ford, second circle from upper left, watches as President Truman delivers that State of the Union address. President Ford began his State of the Union speech on January 15, 1975 with a reference to the fact that he was a freshman Congressman 26 years ago when Truman delivered his address. Ford also referred to the contrast between his gloomy assessment of the domestic situation and Truman's report that

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headline AP Historical Hard Drive 2006

created date 1950-01-04

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

byline Anonymous

original transmission reference 1741170

weight 1,67MB

size 15cm x 25cm by 300dpi

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