Interview with Myer Feldman, 2000 March 12

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Interview with Myer Feldman, 2000 March 12

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/179304153

In the interview, Mr. Feldman discusses his tenure working as Deputy Special Counsel to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, including personal memories of Kennedy, preparing for the Nixon-Kennedy debates and the 1960 presidential election campaign, the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, and the formation of the Special Olympics

Disk 1 computer disk ; 3 1/2 inTranscript 1 v. (various leaves) ; 28 cm

University of Pennsylvania Law Library, Biddle Law Library

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University of Pennsylvania Law Library, Biddle Law Library

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