One of her verses--about a bureaucrat-ends with these words:'The bureaucrat is seldom seen Without a pen-or with a dream.'
Lyndon Johnson: “One of her verses--about a bureaucrat-ends with these words:'The bureaucrat is seldom seen Without a pen-or with a…”
On the recordOctober 11, 1966
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Remarks at the Social Security Administration Headquarters in Baltimore
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