Lyndon Johnson actually said...

As we stand here this morning in this beautiful sunshine in Washington, I trust that this is only the first of many meetings that will bring men who love peace and who hate war together in the hope that we can make a contribution to peace and freedom throughout the world.

Context

Remarks of Welcome at the White House to the New Prime Minister of Great Britain

12/06/1964

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