This is my answer and the answer of the farmers of America to Mr. Khrushchev, while he is on American soil.

It is also the principle that unites men of good will throughout the world.

I believe our present congressional deadlock on the subject has resulted from an insistence on the one hand that we move toward more normal conditions at a speed and by a means that would have failed adequately to protect farmer income in…

Our price-support laws are inequitable because they help small farmers the least, and the most prosperous farmers the most.

I didn't think you could ever exceed that rally and its excitement and its enthusiasm.

If it was good for me, it's going to be good for you, too.

Neither extreme makes sense to me.

It would not develop boys like Tommy that we have seen here today with great individuality.

And the speeches are never any good unless you are a little bit up to them.

It is America’s destiny to extend to all the world.

We're taking nothing for granted in this campaign.

I will not go into detail on that particular point.

In 20 years we will have 50 to 90 million more people to feed than we have now.

Thank you for helping to keep alive in this community, in this State, in this Nation, this great concept of helping people not because it helps ourselves, but because it's the right thing to do.

Before explaining Operation Safeguard, I want to restate certain things stressed in my Iowa talk last week, that I consider basic to all farm discussions.

We can find solutions to every domestic problem that we have.

I am determined to realize its full potential.

What man can best serve the country?