On the recordJuly 4, 1966
It is important, in this regard, that we continue to seek the advice of experts, both within and outside the Government, on the goals, priorities and accomplishments of these enterprises.
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Letter to Secretary Gardner on the Opening of the First Educational Laboratories for the Improvement of the Nation's...
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