our 36th president, many of which concern the vietnam war. here are two letters from soldiers during the height of president johnson s tenure in office which reflect the dramatically contrasting views of the war held by americans, including our troops. dear mr. president, here is a picked of a little vietnamese girl and myself. she has three older sisters, two older brothers, and a younger brother. they live in a village about eight miles southeast of ten ang, their mother was killed by the vc. because of us, she is able to smile. it is our duty to keep that smile, which portrays so much on herrize face. but there are many more who do not have the freedom smile which she has. it is our duty as americans to bring happiness to those who may otherwise never be as free of care as she. to be able to pose with her and have her still look so happy gives the idea of the good we are doing here. this is worth fighting for. this is worth dying for. i know the weight you must carry on yo
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.elebration his country is smaller than the state of vermont. it is sandwich between two unfriendly powers. 18 years ago, it was inhospitable, largely barren and referred to as a wilderness. today, it grows tomatoes in the desert, operates two nuclear reactors, and is affluent enough to participate in a comprehensive redevelopment plan in latin america. returning from his visit to south america, israeli president zalman shazar is given a warm welcome at the white house. for the president of the united states, the month of august begins on an international note with an expression of friendship that will strengthen the ties between america and her friend on the mediterranean. before the month is over, the president s interests will largely be domestic ones, as the american people show concern about an ever-expanding economy. however, for the moment, the public interest was focused on a young man from waukegan, illinois. on the 6th of august, pat nugent would become the pres
of lyndon and lady bird johnson, andhonorable hubert held, miss lucy baines johnson, daughter of lyndon and lady bird johnson, and the retired major general of the united states army, the silver star, bronze star, and purple heart recipient. [applause] the archive of this library contains thousands of letters to president. many of which concern the vietnam war. these reflect the dramatically contrasting views of the war held by americans, including our troops. dear mr. president, here is a picture of a little via menus a little girl and myself. they live in a village about eight miles southeast of denying. their mother was killed by vc. it is our duty to keep her smile, which betrays so much on her face. there are many more who do not have the freedom to smile, which she has. it s our duty as americans to bring happiness to those who may otherwise never be as free of care as she. to be able to pose with her and have her still look so happy gives the idea of the good we ar