The close ties of friendship existing between our two countries make us feel the more deeply Turkey's loss.
Lyndon Johnson: “The close ties of friendship existing between our two countries make us feel the more deeply Turkey's loss.”
On the recordSeptember 14, 1966
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Messages on the Occasion of the Death of Former President Cemal Gursel of Turkey.
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