This search for peace is no less significant by being relatively unseen and unheard in a world in which men talk more loudly of issues that seem to divide them than they do of common interests that can unite them.
Lyndon Johnson: “This search for peace is no less significant by being relatively unseen and unheard in a world in which men talk more…”
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Message to the Delegates to the Fourth Meeting of the Inter-American Cultural Council.
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