We are fortunate in having, in the United States, a number of Chinese-American communities, and I take this occasion to commend them for their devotion and patriotism.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “We are fortunate in having, in the United States, a number of Chinese-American communities, and I take this occasion to…”
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Message from Senator John F. Kennedy to Chinese-American Businessmen's Committee Meeting, Chicago, IL
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