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The chairman of General Motors is just
another member of our organization.
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He's an important individual, but no more
important than any other member.
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I wasn't having much success
bringing Roger to Flint.
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The mayor, though, was having better luck
with an even higher authority.
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He paid TV evangelist
Robert Schuller $20,000...
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to come to Flint and rid the city
of its unemployment plague.
:32:31
Tough times don't last,
but tough people do.
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Thousands filled the city's hockey arena
to hear his message of hope.
:32:40
Pull your way out of poverty!
:32:42
You won't pull your way
from poverty to prosperity...
:32:45
until you realize you have to be
humble enough to say, "I need help."
:32:56
By then what happens is
you can turn your hurt into a halo.
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The sorrow becomes a servant.
:33:16
Just because you've got problems...
:33:19
is no excuse to be unhappy.
:33:31
Maybe Reverend Schuller was right.
:33:32
Things could be worse,
and there was much to be thankful for...
:33:35
like the Star Theatre of Flint...
:33:37
funded with GM money
to provide entertainment and escape...
:33:40
during Flint's hard times.
:33:43
Buick City, this is called.
:33:47
Rednecks, hardhat automotive workers.
:33:51
We bring Broadway
and the theater to them...
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in this beautiful edifice.
But that takes money, time, effort, energy.
:33:57
Bobby Vinton opened our season.
It was 90 percent sold out. It was a big hit.