I believe that the farm problem is the No.1 domestic issue in this campaign.

I think to be a citizen of the United States in the 1960's is going to be a burdensome and hazardous occupation.

Senator Kennedy does not feel that with the economy showing signs of stagnating, this is the time to increase taxes.

We see America in different terms, and we see the future in entirely different terms.

As long as there is need for a stronger America, so long will there be need for the Democratic Party, and so long will Georgia stand with the Democratic Party.

Party labels don't mean anything.

We now say goodby, but I want you to know that we take you with us.

I propose that we act - beginning next January 20.

Federal action has not stifled local initiative - as the Republican orators love to claim.

In a political campaign of such importance as this one, I do not believe we should permit the last 18 days of the campaign to go by without one further face-to-face exchange between the two candidates.

A larger number of contracts must be set aside for small business - small business must be allowed to bid competitively on the high dollar contracts which year by year they are capable of fulfilling and they must be assured of subcontracts…

The pollution of our air and water has reached the proportions of a national disgrace.

There is no limit to what we can do - there is no limit to what could already have been done - if we had only had the same kind of leadership on urban problems down in Washington.

But then he journeys South and he talks to you and he comes out against the Federal bureaucracy, he comes out against the spending, he comes out against the Democratic Party because we support these programs.

In today's world, the issues shift quickly and I believe that a fifth appearance would fill the void left in the present scheduling.

I think the American people in 1960 want somebody who is liberal at home and who is careful abroad.

I know we can meet our responsibilities.

I believe in a party. I believe a party should stand for something.