This legislation brings to a successful conclusion nearly 40 years of public discussion, some 10 years of congressional debate, and a long record of active support by farm groups for what is called 'two price wheat legislation.'
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “This legislation brings to a successful conclusion nearly 40 years of public discussion, some 10 years of congressional…”
On the recordSeptember 26, 1962
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Remarks Upon Signing the Food and Agriculture Act of 1962
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