Coolidge says US must lead with independence and world court support
In a congress address Coolidge honors Harding and outlines foreign policy favoring arbitration and a world court while refusing League of Nations membership. He supports aiding Russia and debt settlement, expands tariffs and shipping plans, strengthens army and navy, and calls for budget reform, crime law, immigration limits, and farm co operation.
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