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Gerald Ford: “Our common interests are far more significant than the differences which arise among us from time to time.”

On the recordJune 26, 1976
Our common interests are far more significant than the differences which arise among us from time to time.
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Gerald Ford
Republican · Michigan

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Text of Remarks at the Opening Session of the International Summit Conference in Puerto Rico

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