On the recordJune 2, 1955
I sincerely trust that all those people are now living in health and happiness, or at least under conditions that are those of self-respect and decency.
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presidency.ucsb.eduI sincerely trust that all those people are now living in health and happiness, or at least under conditions that are those of self-respect and decency.
Remarks on Acceptance of a Palestinian 'Lamp of Freedom' From the United Jewish Appeal.
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