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English: Statement for President Nixon to read in case the astronauts were stranded on the Moon, July 18, 1969. Unbeknownst to the American people, one of the President's speechwriters, William Safire, was asked to write a statement that the President would make to the American people in the event of a disaster.
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Author William Safire, Richard Nixon
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