We have arrived at that point, my friends, when war does not present the possibility of victory or defeat.
Let each of us pray for peace--pray that He who rules over nation and man may guide every human being toward that wisdom...
All peoples want peace--all peoples.
The pursuit of peace is at once our religious obligation and our national policy.
They have launched a venture in freedom unparalleled in man's struggle over the ages.
I merely want, therefore, as my part in this celebration, to help him thank you for coming here, because I know that his...
The affection that inspired this gathering, I venture to say, is the most valuable commodity--unseen as it is, it is bou...
Indeed, I think we could put it this way: our institutions of learning, and our churches, have become the true mobilizat...
To each of you, good luck--God bless you and be with you.
Now, many individuals through the ages have attempted, in a sentence, to define exactly what is an institution of learni...
Governor Lodge, ladies and gentlemen: After that introduction, my natural question is, Well, whose birthday is this, any...
I most thoroughly believe in young men, and I think it is a very simple proposition: if I am lucky I may own 15 or 20 ye...
Unless there is this understanding developed in our institutions of learning, and unless that understanding is related t...
Now I want to look forward this evening, instead of back.
War would present to us only the alternative in degrees of destruction.
Of all religious concepts, this belief in the infinite worth of the individual is beyond doubt among the most important.
The fact that so many stubborn problems have been resolved through patience and forbearance surely justifies our hope.
We will welcome a workable system for limiting armaments and controlling atomic energy.
