I want to underscore the sense of loss and outrage we feel for what happened in El Salvador.
Jimmy Carter: “I want to underscore the sense of loss and outrage we feel for what happened in El Salvador.”
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Slaying of Three Persons in El Salvador Statement by the White House Press Secretary
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