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[Political spots. Kennedy presidential campaign. John F. Kennedy addresses workers' problems in West Virginia]
John F. Kennedy speaks to West Virginia workers in support of: giving more federal contracts to areas with high unemployment, more federal aid to education, passage of the Forand bill to provide medical assistance to the elderly, an effective minimum wage bill, and federal minimum standards for payment of unemployment compensation.
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- "John F. Kennedy speaks to West Virginia workers in support of: giving more federal contracts to areas with high unemployment, more federal aid to education, passage of the Forand bill to provide medical assistance to the elderly, an effective minimum wage bill, and federal minimum standards for payment of unemployment compensation."@en
- "Kennedy speaks on the need to update social legislation for unemployment compensation, minimum wage, Social Security, etc., which was originally passed in the 1930s and has not been brought up to date in the 1950s. Such legislation must be improved every two to three years to bring in new people and make increases commensurate with cost-of-living increases."@en