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(Photo by Jeff A. Taylor) In delivering the 69th Landon Lecture, U.S. Rep. Thomas Tip O ' Neill Jr. said the United States will prevail and flourish despite problems, both internal and international, facing the nation. O ' Neill, who was speaker of the House of Representatives from 1977 to 1985 and a member of Congress for 34 years, said current attitudes that the problems of today are insurmountable are unrealistic. he social progress of the past 50 years has improved working conditions, provided health protection through Medicare and provided secure retirements through Social Security. Such achievements are rarely recognized today. Thomas P. Tip O ' Neill April 22, 1985 70 Landon Lectures
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Photo by Andy Nelson) stars, in this case, are the hopes, the prayers of men nd women everywhere for a world of peace, a world in which all can build futures of opportunity for themselves and their families. I believe that if we ' re to reach those stars we must meet our difficulties squarely and honestly. George Bush Sept. 9, 1985 Vice President George Bush delivered the 70th Landon Lecture, focusing on the November 1985 summit meeting between President Reagan and Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev. In addition to delivering the lecture, Bush joined Alfred M. Landon, for whom the lecture series is named, at his home in Topeka to celebrate Landon ' s 98th birthday. (Photo by Jeff A. Taylor) Landon Lectures 69
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The role of media in our lives was the topic of the 71st Landon Lecture given by Tom Brokaw, anchor of NBC Nightly News. Brokaw talked about how television has made our world a global community, and the effect it has on our lives. Before becoming anchor of NBC Nightly News, Brokaw was anchor of NBC News ' Today program for more than five years. He joined the program in 1976. Prior to that, he served as NBC White House for three years. Photo by Jeff Tuttle) world has been turned into one vast electronical theater with professional performances continuously underway. There ' s often no error; no dispute is out of reach from American television range. More important, no performer is unaware of the extraordinary reach of television. Tom Brokaw March 24, 1986 Landon Lectures 71
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