In 1959, post-World War II, the tide of the red scare and the dawn of
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CHRISTOPHER WASHINGTON Good evening everyone. I welcome the people of our great community. I welcome the students of Georgetown who have anticipated this for a very long time. To the press, welcome to our campus and hope you have a great time tonight. I hope our hospitality will make up for the fact that only paper and pencils are allowed to cover this event. I would like to thank correspondents WASH, WHUR, WOL, Oh, I remember the days of old WWDC. Great times. Anyway, also WKYS and WFED Hopefully next time voice recorders, cameras, and a broadcast system will be used to document such a historical event. I would like to thank our university president, Reverend Edward Bunn, for allowing us to host this even tonight. It took some time, but any time is better than never. Thank you, sir, and
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