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Richard Nixon Favoring Limited Term

(Original Caption) Washington, DC. President Richard M. Nixon told a group of Congressional leaders 5/15 that he favors amending the U.S. Constitution to limit a President to a single term of six years. He raised the matter at a White House meeting called to discuss his plan for the creation of a 17-member Commission to recomend reforms of the electoral process so that another scandel like Watergate could not occur. The President is shown addressing the GOP fund-raising dinner at th Washington Hilton Hotel. Unleash your creativity and transform your space into a visual masterpiece.

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Framed Prints of Richard Nixon Favoring Limited Term

Experience history with our iconic 'Richard Nixon Favoring Limited Term' framed print! This striking image, sourced from Fine Art Storehouse and originally captured by Bettmann, captures a pivotal moment in American politics. A must-have for anyone interested in presidential history or vintage photography.

Photo Prints of Richard Nixon Favoring Limited Term

Capture the moment in history with our iconic print 'Richard Nixon Favoring Limited Term' by Bettmann from Fine Art Storehouse. This powerful image, taken on May 15th, shows President Richard M. Nixon addressing Congressional leaders about his stance on amending the US Constitution. A timeless and thought-provoking piece for any historian or collector of American politics.

Poster Prints of Richard Nixon Favoring Limited Term

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