They grow strong enough to stand in any wind. They grow tall enough to be seen from nearly any view.
Lyndon Johnson: “They grow strong enough to stand in any wind. They grow tall enough to be seen from nearly any view.”
On the recordOctober 15, 1964
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Remarks at a Tree-Planting Ceremony at the White House
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