John B Connally, US Secretary of the Treasury
Dec. 12, 1971 - Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally listens intently to a question asked at the conclusion of his press conference at the Bermudiana Hotel. Secretary Connally was a key member of the party which accompanied President Nixon to Bermuda for his talks with British prime Minister Edward heath. Secretary Connally's talks with Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony barber centred around international monetary affairs, the role of the U.S. Dollar and preferential trading agreements with underdeveloped nations
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