This will enable us to find those boys at age 18, rather than at age 23, or 24, who are deficient mentally or physically and to offer them remedial programs.
Lyndon Johnson: “This will enable us to find those boys at age 18, rather than at age 23, or 24, who are deficient mentally or physically…”
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Remarks to the Members of the President's Advisory Committee on Labor-Management Policy.
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