Harry Truman: “We have a good-neighbor policy in common and, as a result of this…”

On the recordMarch 2, 1947

We have a good-neighbor policy in common and, as a result of this sincere application of that policy, we form a good neighborhood.

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Democratic · Missouri

Source

Address in Mexico City.

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