You assume your duties with an outstanding, distinguished record--a proven record--and your country's confidence that at least your President and the Secretary of Labor believe that you are the best possible man in this country to do this very important job.
Lyndon Johnson: “You assume your duties with an outstanding, distinguished record--a proven record--and your country's confidence that at…”
On the recordJune 16, 1966
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Remarks at the Swearing In of Stanley Ruttenberg as Assistant Secretary of Labor for Manpower.
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