On the recordJanuary 4, 1952
Mr. Prime Minister, I can't tell you when I have had more pleasure than I have this morning in welcoming you as a visitor to the United States of America.
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presidency.ucsb.eduMr. Prime Minister, I can't tell you when I have had more pleasure than I have this morning in welcoming you as a visitor to the United States of America.
Remarks of Welcome to Prime Minister Churchill at the Washington National Airport
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