I don't think there is anything that could occupy our attention with more distinction than trying to preserve for those who come after us this beautiful country which we've inherited.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “I don't think there is anything that could occupy our attention with more distinction than trying to preserve for those…”
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Remarks to the White House Conference on Conservation.
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