The credit union story tells of do-it-yourself progress, of thrift, and of voluntary cooperation that is put to work for the good of America.
Lyndon Johnson: “The credit union story tells of do-it-yourself progress, of thrift, and of voluntary cooperation that is put to work for…”
On the recordDecember 12, 1967
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Remarks Upon Signing Bill Amending the Federal Credit Union Act
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