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Public opinion on foreign aid shown in Johnson address
Transcript notes a 1965 Gallup style poll showing Americans split on foreign aid with 81 percent in favor in some data, and lower support among youth and college graduates. The piece reports that educated and younger groups lean against conditions on aid, while other groups favor aid with conditions.
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