On the recordJune 17, 1965
So, what are we doing? Well, we are determined to use our wealth, and to use our power, and to use our ingenuity to change these conditions.
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presidency.ucsb.eduSo, what are we doing? Well, we are determined to use our wealth, and to use our power, and to use our ingenuity to change these conditions.
Remarks at a Ceremony Marking the Progress of the Neighborhood Youth Corps
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