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LBJ Responds to Riot Report and City Aid Push
President Johnson broke his silence on the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders report, labeling it and his city aid proposals as a guide for action within Congress and the budget. He praised the commission but avoided direct comment on its warnings and financing. He highlighted open housing legislation and his administration's efforts, noting we may have undertaken more than Congress will fund.
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