Obviously, it would be better for the peace of Africa if other nations would not send troops and military forces into Africa.
Jimmy Carter: “Obviously, it would be better for the peace of Africa if other nations would not send troops and military forces into…”
On the recordMay 29, 1977
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Brunswick, Georgia Exchange With Reporters at the Brunswick Airport Following Mrs. Carter's Departure.
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