The choice is really to get no assistance, in my opinion.

I am tired of reading every morning what Mr. Khrushchev is doing, or what Mr. Castro is doing.

All this they have done in a year - in the year of the Camp David spirit.

If we cannot, we will have layoffs.

It is certainly the same Mr. Khrushchev.

We need to plan for such developments before they happen.

I think we have a chance to win.

I think that the job of the next President will be more difficult, more burdensome, more responsible than it has been in any administration since the time of Lincoln.

We are the original champions of independence.

If we can, we can maintain full employment.

So I am most indebted.

I consider the most serious domestic problem facing the next administration is to reverse the decline in agricultural income and also the maintenance of full employment in the United States.

I come here asking your help in this campaign.

The real enemy is the Communist system itself, unyielding, uncompromising, and unchanging in its drive for world domination.

I think that the administration and the Congress in January 1961 should pass an area redevelopment bill, because otherwise, even if you build the economy of the country as a unit, you are going to find areas which, because of technological…

It requires the cooperative effort of the people of this city, of labor and management, and of economic policies which stimulate our economy carried on by the Federal Government.

I think that Mr. Hoffa should go.

We will either see freedom on the ascendancy around the world, or other countries of Latin America and Africa and Asia will begin to move in the direction of China and Russia.