If we sit down in October and early November of 1962, the 88th Congress will meet in January and every proposal that we have will be in the control of a dominant Republican-Conservative Democratic coalition that will defeat progress on every single one of these measures.
Remarks at Fitzgerald Field House, University of Pittsburgh
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