In the 1960's we need a whole new concept of resource development, so vast, so complex, and so essential are our natural resources that they cannot be parceled out piecemeal.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “In the 1960's we need a whole new concept of resource development, so vast, so complex, and so essential are our natural…”
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Rear Platform Remarks of Senator John F. Kennedy, Redding, CA
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