There is no way to make up for lost time to poor families without adequate housing, to the unemployed who need training to get a job, to those who need the social services which can be provided by a neighborhood center.
Lyndon Johnson: “There is no way to make up for lost time to poor families without adequate housing, to the unemployed who need training…”
On the recordOctober 26, 1967
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Memorandum in Response to Task Force Report 'Reducing Federal Grant-in-Aid Processing Time'
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