The two Presidents expressed their determination to create an Abraham Lincoln Fund in Mexico and a Benito Juarez Fund in the United States in order to grant scholarships to the youth of the hemisphere who might be selected by a Joint Commission in order to continue their studies in institutions of higher learning of both countries.
Lyndon Johnson: “The two Presidents expressed their determination to create an Abraham Lincoln Fund in Mexico and a Benito Juarez Fund in…”
On the recordApril 14, 1966
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Joint Statement Following Informal Discussions With President Diaz Ordaz of Mexico.
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