We want every city to present to us not just an application, but a statement of their views of the situation that confronts them, and give us any lead as to how we can, within the law, be helpful, cooperative, and supplement the work that they are doing.
Lyndon Johnson: “We want every city to present to us not just an application, but a statement of their views of the situation that…”
On the recordMay 14, 1967
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Press Briefing With the Governors Following the New England Governors Conference.
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