At a time when the growing shortage of food has become a grim problem for much of the world, Mexican agriculture has produced a new strain of wheat which will help to revolutionize agriculture in all the developing countries.
Lyndon Johnson: “At a time when the growing shortage of food has become a grim problem for much of the world, Mexican agriculture has…”
On the recordOctober 25, 1967
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Remarks of Welcome at the White House to President Diaz Ordaz of Mexico
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