I, Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate Sunday, April 19, 1970, as a National D...
The effort to limit strategic armaments remains an integral part of our work for a lasting peace, a peace from which all...
You know of my firm commitment to the search for an early, equitable, verifiable agreement.
The House has done its duty.
It is my hope and expectation that your Soviet colleagues will carry into the Vienna meetings the same determination to ...
Laws do not move the mail, nor do dollars.
The family assistance plan offers new hope to the helpless by providing help equally to every dependent family in every ...
I propose that the Post Office Department be reorganized as an independent establishment known as 'The United States Pos...
The new establishment would be organized in a way designed to make it at least as free from partisan political pressure ...
We all know how the present welfare system breaks up families, demeans human dignity, and condemns poor people to a life...
It offers new fairness to the working poor, by helping them to lift themselves out of poverty.
I propose an additional pay increase of 8% for postal employees, effective immediately upon enactment of the reorganizat...
It combines realism with idealism.
I am confident, with the action the House has taken today, that the present welfare program, which has been so destructi...
I want to commend the House for the responsible, forward-looking action it took today in approving the family assistance...
Neither better pay nor better organization will, in and of itself, guarantee better mail service.
The poor and the helpless-- and the taxpayer--need welfare reform now.
This is a battle won in a crusade for reform that we cannot afford to lose.
