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out campaigning or doing things for her father (Julie
does like to make speeches) and so there was a heavy
requirement on the speech department for materials for
Julie. So there was liaison between the appointments
office and the speech writing office, simply to let
them know an event was on the calendar and that remarks
were required. And then they would prepare them. The
remarks would go directly to Julie or Tricia, if Tricia
were doing an event, with copies to this office so that
we were prepared. There were some instances in which
we wanted to release the speech ahead of time, which
was a practice we discontinued after awhile, because we
found that Tricia and Julie liked to revise their own
speeches, or act on the spur of the moment, and to be
very honest, as a press secretary, I had recommended
right from the beginning we didn't release speeches
ahead of time. Because that's exactly what happens
[laughter].
SY:
Hm hmm.
CS: And these gals liked to, and rightfully so, react to
the spontaneity of the moment. And often we'd have,
well not often, but a couple of times, we'd have a
story that said, "Julie Eisenhower deviated from her
speech, in which she was going to say such and such,
but she didn't." And Julie preferred just not to have
that. It always raises the question as to why didn't
she say such and such? And it's just one more little
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