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Lyndon Johnson: “Mr. Chairman, let me assure you that practical progress toward peace is my most fervent desire.”

On the recordJanuary 19, 1964
Mr. Chairman, let me assure you that practical progress toward peace is my most fervent desire.
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Lyndon Johnson
Democratic · Texas

Editor's note · Context

Letter to Chairman Khrushchev on the Eve of the Reopening of the Geneva Disarmament Conference.

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