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John F. Kennedy, speaking at RC Nashua, New Hampshire. Date unknown

From the history of the Rotary Club of Nashua:

"Of particular interest in the History of the Rotary Club of Nashua is the day Presidential Candidate, John F Kennedy announced his candidacy on the steps of City Hall, and then proceeded to the Nashua Country Club where he was the Rotary Club's guest speaker."

Prepared for Rotary Global History by historian Dr. Wolfgang Ziegler 27 November 2005

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