On the recordDecember 16, 1961
So, Mr. President, I don't think that we will travel any place where our welcome will be more heart-warming, and where we will leave with greater appreciation.
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presidency.ucsb.eduSo, Mr. President, I don't think that we will travel any place where our welcome will be more heart-warming, and where we will leave with greater appreciation.
Remarks at Maiquetia Airport Upon Leaving for Colombia.
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