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OCR Page 1 of 172THE PRESIDENT'S READING COPY
RADIO/TV ADDRESS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1971
WHITE HOUSE
THE CHALLENGE OF PEACE
Good Evening:
I have addressed the nation a number of times over the past
two years on the problems of ending a war.
I. Because of the progress we have made toward achieving
that goal, this Sunday evening is an appropriate time for us
to turn our attention to the challenges of peace.
America today has the best opportunity in this century to attain
two of its greatest ideals;
I. to bring about a full generation of peace,
2. and to create a new prosperity without war.
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