So the enactment of this legislation, and so many other measures of this Congress, represents the unified determination of this generation to preserve the best of the past by preparing to make the future better still.
Lyndon Johnson: “So the enactment of this legislation, and so many other measures of this Congress, represents the unified determination…”
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Remarks at the Signing of Bill Establishing a Department of Housing and Urban Development
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