Nixon's Checkers speech
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Duration: 30
Year Published: 1952
Creator: New Yorker Films
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: sound
Description: A kinescope of the speech made by Vice-Presidential candiate Richard Nixon in 1952 to ask the American people whether he should remain on the Republican ticket in light of charges that he maintained illegal campaign funds. Nixon gives a detailed account of his financial affairs, including the fact that a cocker spaniel named Checkers was given to him by a Texas admirer.
Complete Record: A kinescope of the speech made by Vice-Presidential candiate Richard Nixon in 1952 to ask the American people whether he should remain on the Republican ticket in light of charges that he maintained illegal campaign funds. Nixon gives a detailed account of his financial affairs, including the fact that a cocker spaniel named Checkers was given to him by a Texas admirer.
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