RICHARD NIXON: ORIGINAL SIGNED LETTER- GREAT HISTORY

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RICHARD M. NIXON Thirty-Seventh President of the United States who led the nation in ending the Vietnam War, re-opened diplomatic ties with China and the U.S.S.R., and resigned his office due to the Watergate scandal. Very important content T.L.S. signed "Dick" in black ink on his personal letterhead "Richard Nixon- 26 Federal Plaza-New York City", dated February 22, 1985, 1 page, with fold crease across center. Addressed to prominent radio broadcaster and CBS executive Helen Sioussat. Reads in part: "Since April 30 th will mark the tenth anniversary of the fall of Saigon, we shall probably be inundated. . . with scores of books, columns, and television documentaries criticizing and lamenting the American role in Vietnam. The enclosed book (Nixon's "No More Vietnams" ) presents a different point of view. T can be an honest difference of opinion over whether we should have become involved. . . But after witnessing the reign of terror that has been imposed upon the people of Vietnam and Cambodia by the Communist regimes we opposed, fair-minded observers can reach only one conclusion: Whatever our mistakes, the United States tried and failed in a just cause in Vietnam. As I put it in the last paragraph of this book, "No More Vietnams" can mean that we should not try again. It should mean that we must not fail again." Handwritten read more