It means that wherever people live in this world, wherever they are, that they value human life and they thought of these three men not as Americans, but as human beings, courageous men, and they wanted them to be saved.
Richard Nixon: “It means that wherever people live in this world, wherever they are, that they value human life and they thought of…”
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Remarks at a Special Church Service in Honolulu.
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