Nixon White House Tapes — Conversation 337-004
Date: Wednesday, May 10, 1972 at 9:50 AM
Participants: Nixon, Richard M. (President); Bradley, John S.
Recording device: Old Executive Office Building
Source: https://www.easynixon.org/tapes/337-004

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[36:43] In my remarks to the class on the date 90, I made it pretty to the faculty for the personal kindnesses they had extended to the members of the class during that period.
[36:52] I shall never forget the law school, the heartless,
[37:18] In those days, none of us had very much of this world's good.
[37:20] And the faculty party for the law school was an event we put forward for months.
[37:23] Great.
[37:23] I also recall the time when Mrs. Bradley
[37:53] was indeed, she was a very, she was one of the most gracious ladies I have ever met.
[37:56] I know how much she
[38:22] I was so impressed by your message to the class of 1937 that I am having it copied and sent to each member of the class.
[38:28] I know they will appreciate your thoughts as much as I do.
[38:55] You can be very sure that during these days of rather difficult problems, I will follow your advice to stay with it and put the words, stay with it and have to be hidden.
[39:00] The words stay with all and have to be hidden, have to be hidden.