Lyndon Johnson said "The Food For Peace program has made a significant contribution to the world attack on hunger and malnutrition--still the most grave health problem of the world." @ PoliticalQuotes.com

On the recordMarch 30, 1965

The Food For Peace program has made a significant contribution to the world attack on hunger and malnutrition--still the most grave health problem of the world.

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Lyndon Johnson

Democratic · Texas

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Special Message to the Congress on the Food for Peace Program.

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