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Remarks on Departure for Reykjavik, Iceland

… and Iceland have been allies for more than 40 years -- first, in the defense of freedom and democracy during World War II and, now, in working in NATO to defend peace and freedom and democracy. There can be no better testimony to the enduring commitment of the Icelandic people …

Interview With Bernard Weinraub and Gerald Boyd of the New York Times

… Marcos. Now, we realize there is an opposition party that, we believe, is also pledged to democracy. We also are aware that there is another element in the Philippines that has Communist … continue to do, everything we can as a longtime friend to see that the Philippines remain a democracy. South Korea Q. Sir, on South Korea, let me just ask you: Given today's news, do you … of this, it's tended to hide the fact that Korea, South Korea, has made great strides in democracy, that they have a prosperity that is far above that of a great many of their neighbors …

Remarks at the National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Chicago, Illinois

… students, disarmed Cuban and peoples revolutionary armed forces, and restored the chance for democracy to that troubled island. As one company commander of the Army's 1st Ranger Battalion … too much to turn back now. Once again the world knows that America will stand up for freedom, democracy, and peace with human dignity. And once again America is prepared for peace. I don't … population -- up from 50 percent only a decade ago. We see this yearning for freedom and democracy among the brave people of Eastern Europe, in Afghanistan, in Africa, and elsewhere. The …

Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session at a World Affairs Council Luncheon in Los Angeles, California

… a campaign in which the American people will speak out on the issues of war and peace, democracy and totalitarianism, and make decisions that will affect the world and our foreign … the true nature of the Soviet regime, the fundamental distinction between totalitarianism and democracy, and the moral duty to resist the international threat to human rights posed by Soviet … and is seen in all multilateral relations. The call for a worldwide crusade for freedom and democracy, which I first made at Westminster in 1982, was one meant for all nations and all …

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Remarks on Departure for Reykjavik, Iceland

Interview With Bernard Weinraub and Gerald Boyd of the New York Times

Remarks at the National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Chicago, Illinois

Remarks and a Question-and-Answer Session at a World Affairs Council Luncheon in Los Angeles, California

Proclamation 5082 -- 200th Anniversary of the Signing of the Treaty of Paris

Proclamation 5589 -- Human Rights Day, Bill of Rights Day, and Human Rights Week, 1986

Remarks on Signing the 1987 National Day of Prayer Proclamation

Venice Economic Summit Conference Statement on East-West Relations

Remarks on Signing the Veterans' Benefits Improvement and Health-Care Authorization Act of 1986

Proclamation 5299 -- International Youth Year, 1985

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