The United Nations remains, in the view of both Presidents, the best means whereby nations can discuss issues openly, and the best instrument for finding solutions to problems that menace the peace of the world.
On the recordMarch 13, 1962
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Joint Statement following Discussions With President Ahidjo of the Cameroon.
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