If it would be useful to you, Mr. Prime Minister, if you think it would be helpful, we are prepared to send to your country a team of this Nation's best agricultural experts, directed by Secretary Freeman, who would be delighted to work with your specialists in the vital achievement of agricultural self-sufficiency that we both know is so very important to this and to future generations.
Lyndon Johnson: “If it would be useful to you, Mr. Prime Minister, if you think it would be helpful, we are prepared to send to your…”
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