I think all of us are here tonight to say goodbye to a trusted friend and a very valued adviser.
I want to congratulate every one of you individually.
Mrs. Ford and I extend our sincere condolences to Mrs. Lindbergh and the family.
Competitive athletics contributes very significantly to a better world for all of us.
This new Council on Wage and Price Stability will provide us with one means of identifying and exposing some of the caus...
It is time for all of us to get down to hard work.
One of the most important of our Republican concepts is to reverse the concentration of power in Washington.
I am gratified to sign the legislation authorizing me to create such a council.
We face an uphill road, and we will make it through only if we all pull together.
Our candidates for the Congress are worthy of your full support.
You have a fine Governor. Bill Milliken has done an outstanding job.
I must reemphasize that the Council should not be a steppingstone back to mandatory wage and price controls.
The transition is going very smoothly.
It would also be unrealistic to expect this Council to bring any immediate relief from inflation.
Prompt and aggressive action against inflation is precisely what America needs.
I think that is a great trend in exactly the right direction.
It is tough, demanding work, but it is accomplishing our great goal.
I want you to know that I am thinking about my many, many good Michigan friends gathered in Detroit.
