The land and water conservation bill assures our growing population that we will begin, as of this day, to acquire on a pay-as-you-go basis the outdoor recreation lands that tomorrow's Americans will require.
Remarks Upon Signing the Wilderness Bill and the Land and Water Conservation Fund Bill
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