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care,
he urged
him
that
Truman
led to much
they
of these
were
became
I reminded
of the progress
aid to education,
when
many
in Independence,
human
.America
rights
and so many
not nearly
so popular.
our
but they
laws,
were
his
- live on bread-money alone.
oourthouae regime, aided by the speoial
in 1945 placed a ceiling
program aubatantial
on pension,.
pleaders,
administration
I have alway• advooated a Federal
enough to take pennon•
- 7-
the state
Under the
out ot
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Johnson reaffirmed
assurances
previously
of State Rusk and other United States
officials
stated
that
the basic policy of the United States Government of extending mili
tary and economic aid to Korea would be continued.
assistance
directed
pendence
-
exemptions.
(more)
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...
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3.
A health program to aid medical research and to include larger grants
for hospital construction,
at least to the level authorized under the original Hill
Burton Act.
4.
A school construction
program
to meet
- our
standards,
against helping our aged and our young, against improving
the people I s health, against creating new opportunity,
against
aiding the world's underdeveloped
areas.
To lead in the world, America must now more than ever
be a symbol
- to cut foreign aid spending by one red cent.
Then,
without a pause for breath, it warned Congress that it would be
disastrous not tX>cut spending for so-called "special" groups here
at home.
It is difficult to understand the double standard which
says
- Social Security Laws.
We must evolve a progr8DI.for our people, including a National Aid
Program for the aging.
I could spend the afternoon outlining for you what we ought to do
for the young, for the old, for our farmers, for our workers, for all
our
- -... Strong,
forward-looking
action
on youth employment opportunities
--
1
··· Strong forward-looking
action
on the pending foreign aid bill,
making clear that we are not
forfeiting
our responsibilities
to
this Hemtsphere or to the world,
nor erasing
-
policies;
-
as the
session
most effective,
-•---•wa11nn111r,a
program
1111111•
ever;
which achieved
efficient
• ••i•i■.-.e
foreign
the
aid
3
..- and as the
session
which helped
-
to build
~bre homes,
_.,., • .-.111.-:l
- live on bread-money alone.
oourthouae regime, aided by the speoial
in 1945 placed a ceiling
program aubatantial
on pension,.
pleaders,
administration
I have alway• advooated a Federal
enough to take pennon•
- 7-
the state
Under the
out ot
-
of freedom not only in Korea but in Vietnam as well, Mr. President.
We have given our commitments to the security of your land,
aid I
assu't'e you that those commitments are durable and continuing so long as ··danger
rereains.
But we have co!Il!Ilitted
- -schoolyearswewill help needychildren
707Pa,
cnn
•
become
awareof the excitementof learning.
For the primary andsecondaryschoolyearswewill
aid public schoolsserving low incomefamiliesandassiststudents
-
ms
--
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in bothpublic andprivateschools
- are
-
What we are equipped
and lmpron
your own pazticalar
your own ayatem•
pro'blenu
to do ta help yow
.... a• Y°" ••• fit, with an
and yovr own apecial
aeeds.
We can. •• 1 •aid wllea I recomme1ldetl
eaco11ra1e tile modenaisation
of law enforcement
