Lyndon Johnson Speaks at the United Automobile Workers Convention
1964-3-23
UAW Convention speech. President Johnson asks for help in passing civil rights and a medical bill, talks about the creation of new jobs, the war against poverty, automation, length of work week, and the unwillingness of the administration to intervene in labor disputes.
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