I wanted to promise him--as I have promised you, my fellow Americans--that the disappointments we had known in the past would never deter us from again trying any reasonable route to negotiations.
Lyndon Johnson: “I wanted to promise him--as I have promised you, my fellow Americans--that the disappointments we had known in the past…”
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The President's Christmas Message to the Nation Upon Returning From His Round-the-World Trip.
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