On the recordJune 2, 1964
As President of your country, I am proud of you, and that pride is shared by men in every land who rely on our power to keep the peace in this troubled but hopeful world.
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Remarks at the Keel Laying of the Submarine Pargo, Groton, Connecticut.
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