He made our land his land. America was his adopted land. He believed in America and he loved our way of life.
Lyndon Johnson: “He made our land his land. America was his adopted land. He believed in America and he loved our way of life.”
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Remarks on Presenting the Fannie and John Hertz Foundation Award to Dr. All Javan and Dr. Theodore H. Maiman
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