Our meeting has been most successful, our experience has been quite stimulating, and we look ahead with optimism, hope, and belief that the time will come when all peoples in all lands can love thy neighbor as thyself.
Lyndon Johnson: “Our meeting has been most successful, our experience has been quite stimulating, and we look ahead with optimism, hope…”
On the recordDecember 28, 1963
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Remarks at the Pioneer Memorial, Fredericksburg, Texas.
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