Their presence symbolizes a confluence of civilizations--the gathering together of talents and dreams from many nations.
Lyndon Johnson: “Their presence symbolizes a confluence of civilizations--the gathering together of talents and dreams from many nations.”
On the recordJuly 2, 1968
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Remarks Upon Arrival in San Antonio With a Group of Foreign Ambassadors.
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