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Goolidge sets foreign policy toward world court and rights
President Coolidge in his address to Congress rejects League of Nations but favors a world court, supports veteran care without a bonus, and calls for fiscal reform, tariff moderation, and strong defense while promoting orderly European recovery. He urges reorganizations and condemns imperial overreach.
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