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- world power know that the United States of Amerioa meant what it said. It wna the wisdom of Woodrow Wilson and the astuteness of Franklin Roosevelt that stopped the atotaton in their tracks after the Lusitania hnd been sunk, after they'd marched through
- . • Return to Hotel. Depart Hotel for tour or LuxembourgCity. November 4 - cont'd., 71SS p.m. Vice President and Mrs. Johnson leave Hotel Kone for Ministey ot Foreign Affairs. Itineraey: Avenue de la Liberte - Adolphe 1 Bridge - Blvd. Roosevelt - Rue de
Folder, "Travel – Foreign – Berlin (Pro) [August] [2 of 2]," 1961 Subject Files, VP Papers, Box 109
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- Nations. 9. Texans at the Sunday luncheon all expressed the same views, that the Vice President's visit was the best thing that could have happened for the Berlin people. They were Sgt. Howell Franklin of Temple, Sgt. Bobby Jackson of Sherman, Sgt. Jack
- the last war. She was persuaded to leave Luxembourgwhen the Germans invaded in 1940 and barely escaped across the border. President Roosevelt sent a destroyer to Lisbon in 1940 to bring her to the United States, and upon her arrival received her
- of electric power develoµnentn The Vice President was one of the pioneers in rural electri cation in the United Statesz havin at President Roosevelt~ s request,, participated in the establ • shme t of the largest rural electrification project in th United
- THATYOUAREMOSTMOB l LE VICE PRESIDENTOF THE us UP TO DATE?" • -"THATMUS1HAVEBEENSAID BY ONEOF' MYFRIENDS.US HASHAD37 VICE PRESIDENTS.JO OF THtMNEVER WENTBEYOND US BORDERS. VICE PRESIDENT. ROOSEVELT ·SOME~ . WALLACE UNDER TRAVELLED ·SO DID NJ)t.q,JUNDER E ISENHOWER