On the recordNovember 21, 1961
As I've said, as long as any of them are hungry tomorrow, I'm sure that Americans will not sit down at their table without hoping that we can do more to aid those who sit at no table.
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Remarks in Connection With the United Nations Freedom From Hunger Campaign.
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