We must exercise great care against any use of this power to destroy the world, to poison the world's atmosphere, or to cripple any single human being.
Lyndon Johnson: “We must exercise great care against any use of this power to destroy the world, to poison the world's atmosphere, or to…”
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Remarks on the Steps of the State Capitol, Columbia, South Carolina
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