On the recordSeptember 4, 1966
This, I think, is the Labor Day that should be the happiest for the working people of this country since Labor Day was first promulgated in the administration of Grover Cleveland
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Remarks Upon Arrival in Detroit on Beginning a Trip in Michigan and Ohio
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