The big question you have to decide is how can the United States formulate a policy and prepare a program that can get these people to learn to live in a world together without using our rockets and without dropping our bombs, and without killing humanity.
On the recordOctober 27, 1964
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Remarks at the Riverside, California, County Courthouse
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