The Nation - News from Nov. 14, 1986
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President Reagan ordered 21 U.S. ambassadors to tell foreign leaders that the United States “will not tolerate the use or supply of any illegal drugs any place, anytime.” Reagan, at a two-day White House conference on drugs, told the envoys: “We mean to have a drug-free country, and we mean business . . . . We want all nations to join with us in this and make it a global crusade.”
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