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Addressing World Hunger and Agricultural Policy at Dublin Meeting
The speaker argues the United States must guarantee fair prices to producers to raise global food production. He asserts American farmers work freely for income and condemns surplus food shipments as uneconomical. The speech emphasizes preventing new relief schemes by empowering backward nations to use their own resources and avoid world starvation.
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