I am very pleased that Mrs. Gronouski and the Gronouski children could be here, in this living room in front of this aged fireplace, while we administer the oath of office to what I consider to be one of the best public servants and one of the best human beings that I have known.
Lyndon Johnson: “I am very pleased that Mrs. Gronouski and the Gronouski children could be here, in this living room in front of this…”
On the recordNovember 2, 1965
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Remarks at the LBJ Ranch at the Swearing In of John A. Gronouski as Ambassador to Poland.
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