President Pak also conveyed the thanks of his government for U.S. emergency food assistance to meet the drought crisis of recent months in Korea, and for the continuing economic development assistance being provided.
Lyndon Johnson: “President Pak also conveyed the thanks of his government for U.S. emergency food assistance to meet the drought crisis…”
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Joint Statement Following Discussions in Canberra With President Pak of Korea.
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