Statement for exhibition 1976 Mar. 8.

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Statement for exhibition 1976 Mar. 8.

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Statement commends Denver Public Library for its Centennial/Bicentennial exhibit "Nothing is long ago." Text begins: We now mark the beginning of our third century as an independent nation. Typed on White House stationery and signed: Gerald R. Ford.

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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