I would propose that the new Foundation be given a broad charter to promote progress in all fields of learning--to advance science--to encourage research--to develop new teaching techniques on the farms and in the factories--to stimulate, if you please, new ways to meet old problems.
Lyndon Johnson: “I would propose that the new Foundation be given a broad charter to promote progress in all fields of learning--to…”
On the recordMarch 27, 1966
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Toasts of the President and Prime Minister Gandhi of India
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