We are proud this symbol of the strong bonds of friendship between the United States and Japan is being placed in service this year when the Olympic games focus the eyes of the world on your country and on your capital city.
Lyndon Johnson: “We are proud this symbol of the strong bonds of friendship between the United States and Japan is being placed in…”
On the recordJune 17, 1964
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Telephone Remarks With Prime Minister Ikeda of Japan Inaugurating the Trans-Pacific Cable.
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