Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan

Summary

Portrait of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan Proclamation 4906

Man's technological and economic response to the challenge of new demands on our water needs to be shared and demonstrated.
There is inspiration, too, in the power and majesty of the world's rivers and their role in shaping the culture and history of so many different peoples. This celebration of the World of Rivers will be a celebration of the human experience itself.
With its many splendid opportunities for cultural and technological exchange, the Louisiana World Exposition has the full and enthusiastic support of the United States Government.
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Portrait of Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan Proclamation 4906

To be held in New Orleans on the great Mississippi River, the Louisiana World Exposition has as its theme "The World of Rivers-Fresh Water as a Source of Life."
The theme is most timely and appropriate.
We are the first generation in history to have seen the Earth from space, and it has given us new understanding. As seen from those great distances, the dominant colors of Earth are blue and white; blue for the great oceans, and white for the canopy of clouds that replenish the land with fresh water, forming rivers and streams that lead again to the oceans. Earth is primarily a water planet.
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