In all of these enterprises we share an abiding concern for the freedom and the dignity of man, and our number one objective in the world is peace for all mankind.
Lyndon Johnson: “In all of these enterprises we share an abiding concern for the freedom and the dignity of man, and our number one…”
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Remarks by Telephone With President Leoni of Venezuela Inaugurating a Submarine Cable Linking the Two Countries.
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