Joe Hall Patton
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The "Goodwill Tour" and 1958 Attack on the Nixon Motorcade

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February 15, 2019

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In 1958, Vice President Richard Nixon went on a "goodwill tour" of Latin America. The tour revealed deep issues with United States policy in the region, and resulted in a shocking event that changed United States policy and threatened war.

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