We have not made any hard and fast decisions today, although we have explored many of the interests of our respective people.
Lyndon Johnson: “We have not made any hard and fast decisions today, although we have explored many of the interests of our respective…”
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Exchange of Remarks With Chancellor Kurt Kiesinger Following Discussions in Bonn.
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