This act closes a very serious gap in our national program to eliminate occupational hazards.
Develop an effective system for redistributing Government property to the places where it is needed most.
No national strategy against crime can succeed if we do not restore more of our first offenders to productive society.
The best law enforcement has little value if prison sentences are only temporary and embittering way stations for men whose release means a ...
I do not believe that a man should have to pay with his life or with his health for his right to earn a living for his family.
We have been talking about protecting them for a long, long time.
I am happy and pleased to honor that request.
I promise you that we are not going to allow them to go on unchecked.
A great and advanced nation just cannot allow hazards such as these to go on building up unchecked.
Now, Therefore, I, Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate Sunday, October 9, 1966, as Leif Erikso...
We are doing something about protecting them today.