The two Presidents expressed their determination to improve the relations between the frontier cities of both countries, and to elevate the life of those who live in the border region.
Lyndon Johnson: “The two Presidents expressed their determination to improve the relations between the frontier cities of both countries…”
On the recordApril 14, 1966
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Joint Statement Following Informal Discussions With President Diaz Ordaz of Mexico.
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