On the recordJanuary 4, 1962
Dear Mr. Chancellor: On the occasion of your eighty-sixth birthday, I wish to extend to you both my personal congratulations and the warmest good wishes of the American people.
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presidency.ucsb.eduDear Mr. Chancellor: On the occasion of your eighty-sixth birthday, I wish to extend to you both my personal congratulations and the warmest good wishes of the American people.
Message to Chancellor Adenauer on His 86th Birthday.
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