I asked each of them to leave his office or his home for a period of time to think about his department, to think also a...
Yours has been one of the most difficult assignments in the government, and you have handled it with great dedication an...
The American people are never satisfied with things as they are.
Mr. President, I hope to have the opportunity at some time to meet with you personally during my second term in office.
I am confident that in your private capacity you will continue to play a vital and constructive role in achieving the go...
I think a word would be in order as to why we do have you at Camp David, why these meetings could not have taken place i...
I also expressed my conviction that arms control was in the mutual interest of our country and of the Soviet Union.
We have taken the first step and the foundation for new agreements has been created.
These agreements, important as they are, cannot be a cause for complacency.
As you and your Soviet colleagues begin a new round of discussions, you have with you the hopes of all the American peop...
as a wise philosopher observed thousands of years ago, 'the root of the state is in the family'
I, Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America, in consonance with House Joint Resolution 135, do hereby pr...
Our long-cherished American observances of Mother's Day and Father's Day are fittingly complemented by this new idea of ...
I call upon all Americans to assemble in homes and places of worship on this day, to join in offering gratitude for the ...
I urge the Department of Agriculture, land-grant educational institutions, and all appropriate organizations and Governm...
For all of this, let us now humbly give thanks.
Take heart! Give thanks! To see clearly about us is to rejoice; and to rejoice is to worship the Father; and to worship ...
Now, Therefore, I, Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate the week of November 17...
