President Johnson expressed his appreciation for the spirit of cooperation which is the bedrock of these relations and assured President Tubman of the importance which he places on a strong relationship with Liberia.
Lyndon Johnson: “President Johnson expressed his appreciation for the spirit of cooperation which is the bedrock of these relations and…”
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Joint Statement Following Discussions With President Tubman of Liberia.
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