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Lyndon Johnson: “So, ladies and gentlemen, our most honored guests who do us the honor of coming here this evening, I ask you now to join…”

On the recordApril 13, 1964
So, ladies and gentlemen, our most honored guests who do us the honor of coming here this evening, I ask you now to join me in raising your glass to this young leader of this proud and ancient land, His Majesty.
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Lyndon Johnson
Democratic · Texas

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Toasts of the President and King Hussein I

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