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when the senator came through Prestonsburg?
Oh, it, uh, it's one
of the greatest days we've ever had in this town...
especially the young people.
They're all crazy about him.
Do you feel any differently after seeing him?
I feel a little prouder being an American.
Did you get to see the senator?.
Yes, sir, I did.
How did you feel about it?
Whew. I was very pleased.
I'd just loved to have got to laid my hand on him.
Senator, you've just about completed
the second day now.
Is there anything significant
that you've learned on this trip?
Well, people, uh, are still having
a very, very difficult time.
There is hunger, considerable hunger
in this part of the country.
There's no real hope for the future
amongst many of these people who, uh, worked hard
in the coal mines, and now that the coal mines shut down,
uh, they have no place to go.
There's no hope for the future.
There's no industry moving in.
The men are trained in government programs
and there's no jobs at the end of the training program
because of the cutback,
because of the demands on our federal budget
in Washington and the war in Vietnam there...
even these training programs are being cut back,
and so people are being cut off and they have no place to turn,
and so they're, uh, desperate and...
and filled with despair.
It seems to me that, uh, this country,
as wealthy as we are, that this is an intolerable condition
that reflects on all of us.
We can do things all over the rest of the world,
but I think we should do something for our people here
in our own country.

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