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From Buchanan to Strachan RE: Ray Price's
opinion on a speech by Petersmeyer. 1 pg.
Friday, July 02, 2010
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
August 16, 1972
MEMORANDUM TO:
GORDON STRACHAN
FROM:
PAT BUCHANAN
You ought to get Ray Price's reading on this speech
by Petersmeyer; Shelley heard it and thought it was
excellent. But my reading of it is that it may be
too Valenti-ish -- and before a negative, or mildly
oppositionist crowd, this might be a problem. Also,
don't know how this would carry before a national
convention -- it seems more a speech for a small,
essentially appreciative audience, or at least not
hostile. With the media cynics up there in the booths,
I don't know how this will carry nationally; I can't
say, frankly. Again, you should check with Ray Price
who would be sensitive to whether this comes across
as, candidly, sycophantic.
Buchanan