expediting the do exposition center in syracuse which will be the largest exposition center in the northeast to continue to attract tourism. it's about jobs, jobs, jobs. tourism means jobs for upstate new york, so let's do it. that's where we need the jobs. [applause] gov. cuomo: while our federal government is deconstructing parks, we believe they are a national treasure. we will increase our commission to our state parks. $63 million investment in upstate parks. we will build a new state park in brooklyn, new york. [applause] gov. cuomo: 407 acres on jamaica bay. it will be the largest park in new york city. [applause] gov. cuomo: we have the hudson river park in new york city, which is on the manhattan west side. it was started by my father and the mayor. it was supposed to be finished in 2003. it was derailed by ongoing disputes. we have settled the disputes and now have a full completion plan that completes the park from battery park city to 59th street. we should complete the vision and manhattan's west side. let's do it this year. [applause] gov. cuomo: now, ladies and gentlemen, i am

and so his appearance at the exposition was postponed to the fall, to september, and that's when the anarchist leon -- [inaudible] concocted the idea of assassinating him. mckinley was or very fatalistic, maybe part of that optimism of his, about the prospect that anybody could possibly harm the president. and so he would talk openly with people. secret service people went crazy. but he didn't worry about it very much, and his assassin had his hand in a bandage, in a sling like it had been injured. he put the pistol to his chest and fired it point-blank. it did not penetrate very much, but mckinley went back on his heel, and shell dawes fired a second time, and it went into his abdomen. it lodged there. they couldn't find the bullet. they operated rather quickly. they couldn't find the bullet but concluded that looking for it was probably more dangerous than leaving it, and so they did. and he was recuperating nicely. back in those days, they didn't really understand infection and sepsis and those things, and that emerged, and that took him down. i think he lasted somewhere in the ne

the official opening of the american exposition. to showcasing the high standard of life in our country, but on this occasion, traditional diplomacy goes by is eclipsed itself by a crackling exchange between nick's and and khrushchev. -- by nixon and khrushchev. american andof the soviet rivalry is argued. the threat of atomic warfare, diplomacy by ultimatum. >> the soviet will overtake america and then wave bye bye. both khrushchev and nixon appeared to enjoy themselves. >> all i can say from the way you talk and dominate the conversation, you would have made a good lawyer yourself. -- ut the culmination >> all of these reporters here, every word you have said has been taken down, and i promise you that every word have said will be reported in the united states and they will see you say .t on television >> [inaudible] will.tainly it [laughter] token,the same everything that i say will be recorded and translated and will be carried all over the soviet union. >> one of those diplomats involved in this event of touring khrushchev and

it is the official opening of the american exposition. the counterpart to the russian show in new york and dedicated to showcasing the high standard of life in our country, but on this occasion, traditional diplomacy goes by the board and the story of the fair itself is eclipsed by a crackling exchange between nixon and khrushchev. every aspect of the american and soviet rivalry it argued in blood and forthright terms. the threat of atomic warfare, diplomacy by ultimatum. economic progress. he says the soviet will overtake america and then wave bye bye. [applause] both khrushchev and nixon appear to enjoy themselves. is a sovietays he spokesmen dealing with a capitalist lawyer. >> the way you talk and dominate the conversation, you would have been a good lawyer yourself. >> but the culmination is agreement that both nations conduct a debate. >> every word you have said has been taken down, and i promise you that every word have said here will be reported in the united states and they will see you say it on television. >> [speaking russian

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that nation he went to he was supposed to be -- at the great pan american exposition in buffalo in theing. of 1901 but with he was traveling in california part of the -- part of that policy he had or that practice of traveling around giving speeches, explaining himself to the american people he that was very important. one of the things that led one of his -- academic biographers to suggest that he was the first modern president among other o things. but nevertheless, i think that, twod a infection that got into her blood and she almost died and they went immediately right back to washington as soon as they were in san francisco. on their way to washington state, but they never ahead it. so his appearance was to postpone to fall of september so that's what leon -- got the idea of assassinating him but mckinley was very realistic about maybe part of the optimism of his about the prospect that anybody could basically harm the president so he would talk openly with people secret service people went crazy. but he didn't worry about it very much. and so had his hand many kind of a ban dodge