And while this is only an agreement on power, if the Prime Minister and President can agree on power, we hope that down through the ages we may be able to agree on taxes, and tariffs, and lumber and all the other problems.
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Remarks With Prime Minister Pearson at the Signing of the Columbia River Agreement With Canada.
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