Lyndon Johnson: “Peace between nations, and progress in Oklahoma, may seem like very…”

On the recordSeptember 24, 1964

Peace between nations, and progress in Oklahoma, may seem like very different things.

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Democratic · Texas

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Remarks in Oklahoma City at the Opening of the State Fair

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Lyndon Johnson: “Peace between nations, and progress in Oklahoma, may seem like very different things.”