In commemoration of that decisive hour, in thanksgiving for his courage and vision, and in celebration of the friendship that endures between our peoples, I extend to you and the citizens of Greece my warm greetings and best wishes.
Lyndon Johnson: “In commemoration of that decisive hour, in thanksgiving for his courage and vision, and in celebration of the friendship…”
On the recordMarch 10, 1967
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Message to King Constantine of Greece on the 20th Anniversary of the Truman Doctrine.
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