Lyndon Baines Johnson's State of The Union speech, 1964 January 08

Item — Reel: 9

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Scope and Contents

President Johnson addresses congress with many prominent issues and offers his ideas in solving these issues. Among the many domestic and foreign issues he discusses are: civil rights, health needs of the elderly, tax cuts, transit policies, building schools homes and libraries, the war on poverty, social security, immigration, and strengthening Americas alliances. He continues his discussion by pledging to a progressive administration that will address these issues. President Johnson closes his speech with a brief tribute to John F. Kennedy.

Dates

1964 January 08

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Materials in English.

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