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April 1, 1968: Address to the National Association of Broadcasters

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Lyndon B. Johnson

April 01, 1968

Source Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum

President Johnson delivers an address to the National Association of Broadcasters. He addresses the importance of the members of the broadcast media in informing the public and providing the facts that shape national opinion. Johnson places great value on members of the electornic press, saying that they have a public trust and must remain vigilant in their duties for the sake of liberty.

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April 1, 1968: Address to the National Association of Broadcasters

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