Speech to the Nation on Civil Disorders
Lyndon B. Johnson
After the riot in the streets of Detroit, the President addresses the public about restoring peace and resisting violence. He also announces the formation of a new council: the Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.
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Lyndon B. Johnson: Speech to the Nation on Civil Disorders
July 27, 1967 (almost 57 years ago)After the riot in the streets of Detroit, the President addresses the public about restoring peace and resisting violence. He also announces the formation of a new council: the Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders.
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Source: LBJ Library & Museum
Lyndon B. Johnson: Address After Ordering Federal Troops to Detroit, Michigan
July 24, 1967 (almost 57 years ago)President Johnson calls on the nation to refuse tolerating violence and crime in all areas right after he deploys federal troops to Detroit to maintain the peace that has been disrupted by pillaging, looting and murder.
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Source: LBJ Library & Museum
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