We would feed the hungry and we would shelter the homeless, and we would do all of this as free men making liberty the companion of progress.
Lyndon Johnson: “We would feed the hungry and we would shelter the homeless, and we would do all of this as free men making liberty the…”
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Remarks at a Ceremony Commemorating the Fourth Anniversary of the Alliance for Progress.
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