We want truly independent nations to emerge on the world scene, each shaped by the people who live and work and die there.
Lyndon Johnson: “We want truly independent nations to emerge on the world scene, each shaped by the people who live and work and die…”
On the recordApril 19, 1965
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Toasts of the President and Prime Minister Aldo Moro of Italy
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