The Polish national anthem says, 'As long as you live, Poland lives.'

The Federal aid to education bill has been passed in the Senate, it has passed the House, it has never passed the Senate and the House.

As long as we live, Poland lives; as long as we live, our country lives.

The purpose of our meeting today is a simple one to determine what steps we can take usefully here in the United States, and I have attempted to do so.

Any action which we take should be taken through the Organization of American States.

First, there is a good deal that can be done by the executive branch without legislation.

I think I will say two or three things.

There is much to be done in the field of Indian affairs and I intend to work vigorously at the job.

I must say I would rather have three 12-year-old girls campaigning than I would Hubert or Orville or Gene McCarthy, because actually the things which have to be done in a campaign can be done when you are 12 years old or when you are 80.

If we control the Congress it will pass.

As long as this country lives, what Thomas Jefferson called the disease of liberty will be catching.

We are going to give the green light and say 'Yes' to the 1960's.

Indian claims against the United States can and will be settled promptly.

I hope the next President of the United States, states that he stands for equal rights.

I don't think they are being opposed to being President.

Our Democratic platform, in which I strongly believe, recognizes the unique legal and moral responsibility of the Federal Government for Indians in restitution for the injustice that has sometimes been done them.

As long as we move forward, they move forward.

I feel that this election, as I said at the beginning, can be won.