In the days to come I hope that it will be our constant goal and always our determined view that what we have must be shared with others so that all of us can live in a world ultimately of peace, of friendship, and of a reasonable and decent standard of living for all humankind.
Lyndon Johnson: “In the days to come I hope that it will be our constant goal and always our determined view that what we have must be…”
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Remarks to the National Review Board for the East-West Center.
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