On the recordMarch 20, 1959
Sacrifices of principles now have no reward but the agonies of national disaster in the future. Let us, therefore, steel ourselves in this supreme moment of challenge.
Sacrifices of principles now have no reward but the agonies of national disaster in the future. Let us, therefore, steel ourselves in this supreme moment of challenge.
Speaking on the international crisis with the Soviet Union and military preparedness.
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