We believe that our strength means little unless we use it toward the end of assuring peoples who choose freedom the fight to live without interference from neighbors or adversaries.
Lyndon Johnson: “We believe that our strength means little unless we use it toward the end of assuring peoples who choose freedom the…”
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Remarks of Welcome at the White House to President Yameogo of Upper Volta
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