It is concerned not with the long range, broad gauge needs of the educational system as a whole, but rather with these special and immediate needs.
Richard Nixon: “It is concerned not with the long range, broad gauge needs of the educational system as a whole, but rather with these…”
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Special Message to the Congress Proposing the Emergency School Aid Act of 1970
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