Johnson Expresses Priority for Education and Foreign Policy
The 1959 Dallas speech urges FHA like college loans, arguing students possess strong security and that aid should come locally or from Congress if states fail. He cites foreign aid limits, Great Society aims, and the need to confront poverty, communism, and global order while defending freedom and national interests.
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