John Fitzgerald Kennedy said "We want to maintain, both for economic and political reasons, the closest association with Europe, and stretching the other way with Japan." @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordMarch 6, 1962

We want to maintain, both for economic and political reasons, the closest association with Europe, and stretching the other way with Japan.

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Democratic · Massachusetts

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Remarks at the 18th Annual Washington Conference of the Advertising Council.

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