The Air Quality Act of 1967, which I have submitted to the Congress, is an indication of my concern with the threat that polluted air poses to the Nation's health.
Lyndon Johnson: “The Air Quality Act of 1967, which I have submitted to the Congress, is an indication of my concern with the threat that…”
On the recordApril 20, 1967
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Memorandum on Air Pollution
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