Nixon ends exile with Hyden speech in Kentucky
Richard M. Nixon, first public address since resigning, signals move toward elder statesman role. In Hyden Kentucky he urged patriotism and strong US policy, drawing a warm reception from a town that has voted Democratic once in 100 years. He later visited Memphis amid a firefighters strike and met guests at a private airport lounge.
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