Address at the Centennial Celebration Banquet of the National Education Association
1957-4-4
In this speech, President Eisenhower speaks to the importance of education in American society. He describes Abraham Lincoln's boyhood experiences as well as his promotion of land grant colleges. Eisenhower also calls attention to the difficult job teachers must do and states that Federal money should be used to build new schools.
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