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Lyndon Johnson: “Through his own intelligence and by his own efforts he rose to the highest academic honors.”

On the recordMarch 8, 1966
Through his own intelligence and by his own efforts he rose to the highest academic honors.
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Lyndon Johnson
Democratic · Texas

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Remarks at the Swearing In of Andrew F. Brimmer as a Member, Federal Reserve Board.

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