On the recordSeptember 27, 1966
I deeply regret Mr. President, that we could not offer you better weather, but what we have lost in the weather we will try to make up in the warmth and friendship of our people.
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presidency.ucsb.eduLyndon Johnson: “I deeply regret Mr. President, that we could not offer you better weather, but what we have lost in the weather we will…”
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Remarks of Welcome in the East Room to President Senghor of Senegal
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