Kennedy Outline of 1961 Economic Plan and Message
President Kennedy outlined a broad 1961 economic program including extending mortgage insurance benefits, early payment of veterans life insurance dividends, and pilot food stamp tests in six areas. He proposed social security increases, extended unemployment benefits, a stepped wage plan, housing loans reform, dependent children aid, and faster federal procurement to spur growth while noting unemployment at 6.6 percent in January and emphasizing nonstop Congress outreach.
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In Kennedy's economic message he outlines topics including airmen interviews with two Air Force fliers freed by the Russians and notes on speeches by officials aligning with White House views. He discusses civil rights, potential televised debates, and steps to curb cost of living amid a complex outlook on Berlin, farm legislation, and prisoner cases in Cuba and China.
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