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[01/29/1998 - 10/19/1999]: 24194021-20060474F-001-023-2023

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This release contains White House Exchange Mail records dated January 1998 to October 1999. Most of it is a transcript of a January 29, 1998 press briefing by Press Secretary Mike McCurry covering Iraq, Iran, the budget and the Lewinsky inquiry, plus a 1998 presidential speech. An October 19, 1999 email among Transnational Threats staff forwards a Florida Today article on how scientists expect alien contact would spark a media frenzy rather than a cover-up, describing the 1989 SETI detection protocol.

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  • p. 39 …President Roosevelt often called us to the spirit of bold, persistent experimentation. We will have to…
  • p. 62 …except the administrations c Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt. And I'm very proud of that. We…
  • p. 70 …When President Roosevelt signed the bill creating the Social Security system, most seniors in America were…
  • p. 72 …new ide to engage in what President Roosevelt once called "bold, persistent experimentation." It will remind…
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Q Well, wait a minute. What would he talk to the Prime Minister about''
Q Thank you, thank you.
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Q The Prime Minister couldn't be subpoenaed, could he, if it's not a
privileged
conversation? (Laughter).
MR. MCCURRY: If they talk about this, I'm sure we'll give you a splen
readout at the proper time.
way, but
not in any great explication of detail, which is what I think you're most
interested in. I don't think you're interested in emotive pronunciations.
MR. MCCURRY: Boy, that is a question for the State Department Offic
Legal
Advisor.

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Official release, from the nara collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is under it. 88 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.