I endorse Bob Kastenmeier with the greatest enthusiasm.

Mr. Nixon and I both want peace. All Americans do.

Mr. Castro is now a Communist.

Our stars and our ideal is the welfare of our country and the welfare of freedom.

A few weeks ago, Mr. Nixon put forth his program for peace.

I say the verdict of history will be that Mr. Benson has been a disaster.

I believe that before you can have the answers you must have the questions.

I suggested a fifth debate close to the election as a means of keeping the record straight - face to face - and correcting any distortions made in the closing days of the campaign.

I believe that the next President of the United States and the next Congress are going to have to deal with three sets of problems, all of them different.

The plain fact of the matter is that Mr. Nixon does not understand the farm problem any more than Mr. Benson.

First, we should carry out the legislative mandate, which the Republican administration has never carried out-to make a census of transportation so that the Congress and the Executive will have adequate and accurate information on which to…

I believe the responsibilities which the next President and the next administration will bear are as great as any in our history.

This is a great country, but this country cannot move forward unless the people of this country will make a decision for progress on November 8.

It is not the esteem of good men for good words; it is the esteem of good men for good action.

The great issue of our time is whether the world of the future will be a free world or a slave world.

It is no exaggeration to say that the distress of our railroads is one of our most crucial problems.

If the railroads are to become and remain strong, we must continue to assure workable processes to govern the relationships between management and labor.

Why didn't they come in 1955?