I think that I get no thrill in the world quite so much as whenever I see a group of Americans, particularly in another country.
Eisenhower: “I think that I get no thrill in the world quite so much as whenever I see a group of Americans, particularly in another…”
On the recordDecember 7, 1959
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Remarks to the Staff of the U.S. Embassy and the American Community in Karachi.
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