The world toward which we are all working is one in which the earth will yield up enough for every man in every country, a world of peace in which the very deserts bloom and the polar ice is turned to the enrichment of man's life.
Lyndon Johnson: “The world toward which we are all working is one in which the earth will yield up enough for every man in every country…”
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Remarks Following a Meeting With Members of the Antarctic Policy Group.
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