The rainbowlike spectrum of his political beliefs defies description in either color or breadth.

I do not believe that the Communists have something to offer Africa, and Latin America, and Asia superior to what we offer.

Federal aid for vocational education plays an important part in the program of the Democratic Party for accelerating our rate of economic growth.

Our choice will be to assume the burdens and responsibilities of leadership.

One machine can do the job of five men.

I believe that I am ready.

I do not downgrade America.

I think Franklin Roosevelt set before us in his second acceptance speech in 1936 the issues which separate our two parties.

During the American Revolution of 1776, Thomas Paine said, 'The cause of America is the cause of all mankind.'

We welcome Mr. Nixon's candid confession at this late hour that he is a Republican.

I come here tonight as a candidate for the office of the Presidency of the United States.

How is it possible for the United States to provide for an orderly system of disarmament?

The Congress has an important function, but in a very real sense the Congress can block, but only the President of the United States can propose.

In vocational education, as elsewhere, nothing short of the best will meet the challenge of the 1960's.

I downgrade the prospective leadership which is offered by the Republican Party.

More and more depends upon the vigor, the vitality, the good judgment, the sense of history, the sense of the future, the foresight of the next President of the United States.

Though the problems change, I believe the spirit which motivates the Democratic Party is the same spirit of progress which motivated it when Thomas Jefferson made the Louisiana Purchase.

In any case, I come tonight and ask your support in this very important campaign.