it's not as much we prove in this wrong fight and that we have mastered computers and maps remains abilene developed that none of them but that was one of that that's wishful thinking. oh my god it was god's will that i shot a dead end. if they don't acknowledge us. but they don't see us. is that they could care less about this apathy. business and chassis they don't see we're poor people don't want is good and living from trash. can't go without a foreign companies to show themselves from people's homes and their trash and. it's not getting any easier for us because many of us are forced into scavenging the streets for scraps with lot to go because there's no got aboard or better or for us my life has become inhumane. and we're trying to apply all projects of sorest separation. in that seat and here it seems the residents were receptive because then you can use to live in i'm out of ten residents like the idea and co-operated what i've seen of a lot of foreign company workers yet to break up the trash in front of the residents. that people are realizing that the company workers that amate

that is why his presidential library is in abilene, kan., close to where i live.e was not a professional politician, yet one of the most successful in our history. supreme the protective. he did not hesitate to use a board that's like secretary of state as lightning rods for controversial policies that were a creation. he had a temper that exploded like a rocket. but at tense moments requiring great decisions he was unfailingly cool, colin, and deliberate. this was a profoundly religious man who had prayers' at the beginning of cabinet meetings, yet when that famous temper erupted he could turn the air blue with profanity and did so frequently. above all eisenhower saw himself not as a warrior but as a peacemaker. that is what this book is about. tonight at a time of war and unrest in the middle east, it is fitting we review the most dangerous international crisis of the eisenhower presidency, that crisis was also in the middle east. this is the tale of the nail biting traumas, trauma number one begins on september 203rd 1955 in colorado on the golf course. dwight

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