I need you much worse than you need me.

Tom Clark's public career spanned exactly half a century.

This is a year when our American people are looking for cooperation and not division between the different levels of government.

You are the innovators in working out answers to the most difficult questions that face our own American society.

I have received a great deal of conflicting advice from those who work closely with me.

I think cumulatively, if we don't take strong and active action, the economic and political consequences will be catastrophic.

His candor and his good will are certain to be missed.

I think that the Soviets' reaction against me personally on the human rights issue is a misplaced aim.

With the death of retired Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark, the Nation has lost a devoted jurist.

All of your constituents are my constituents.

I'm eager to learn.

I think it's very important that these two Cabinet members and my own staff representative, Jack Watson, serve not only in the capacity of speakers but of listeners.

I don't think it's right, and I don't think it's fair.

I believe that it's a good likelihood that the full commerce committee and the Members of the House of Representatives on the floor debates and vote will reverse some of the setbacks that were suffered last week.

I trust the system in its entirety.

I will nominate Richard S. Page, of Seattle, Wash., to be Administrator of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration.

Let us resolve to honor our country's flag by displaying in our lives the qualities it reflects.

I urge the American people to celebrate Flag Day and National Flag Week by displaying the flag of the United States at their homes and other suitable places.