I say here today as I have said before, our guard is up but our hand is always out; our ears are open and our minds are not closed.
Lyndon Johnson: “I say here today as I have said before, our guard is up but our hand is always out; our ears are open and our minds are…”
On the recordJune 7, 1965
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Remarks at the Signing of the Bill Providing for a National Technical Institute for the Deaf
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