On the recordDecember 17, 1962
And I do think it fair to say that we really do much better in warmer climates, so I am delighted that we are here today.
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Exchange of Remarks With Prime Minister Macmillan Upon Arriving at Windsor Field in Nassau, the Bahamas.
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