Here in Korea tonight, our fighting men stand with your own along the demilitarized zone, and we shall come once more to your defense if aggression--God forbid--should occur here again.
Lyndon Johnson: “Here in Korea tonight, our fighting men stand with your own along the demilitarized zone, and we shall come once more to…”
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The President's Toast at a Dinner Given in His Honor by President and Mrs. Park of Korea
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