On the recordAugust 10, 1966
There is so much to be done throughout the world;--So many children to be educated.--So many sick to be cured.--So many hungry to be fed.--So many hopeless people to be given a helping hand.
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Remarks Upon Receiving the Eighth Armored Division Association Peace Award
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