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[Political spots. Kennedy presidential campaign. Natural resources]
John F. Kennedy explains to viewers that today, America looks to the West; over fifteen million new Americans will live in the West in the next ten years. In order to prepare, the country must end the present Republican policy of "no new starts"; it must develop natural resources, make effective use of forestry resources, and produce power from rivers. All of these tasks require action, planning, and a cooperative effort by the Western states' people with the government in Washington. The system for financing new projects must be revamped, and new power resources developed.
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- "The current Administration has a policy in the West of no new starts on river development, of holding back on conservation and irrigation, of wasting forest resources, of letting mineral resources go to waste, and of carrying on limited research on desalinization. If elected, Kennedy will build and expand forest programs, cleanse rivers of pollution, carry out reclamation and conservation programs on the land, and try to move ahead in those areas that have been cut back."
- "John F. Kennedy explains to viewers that today, America looks to the West; over fifteen million new Americans will live in the West in the next ten years. In order to prepare, the country must end the present Republican policy of "no new starts"; it must develop natural resources, make effective use of forestry resources, and produce power from rivers. All of these tasks require action, planning, and a cooperative effort by the Western states' people with the government in Washington. The system for financing new projects must be revamped, and new power resources developed."@en
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- "[Political spots. Kennedy presidential campaign. John F. Kennedy speaks to viewers about natural resources]"