I wholeheartedly concur in your opinion that the issue of nuclear weapon tests should not be exploited for partisan advantage.

I am not satisfied.

I believe that the time has come for a fundamental change.

Almost a thousand years ago, the great Scandinavian explorer, Leif Ericson, sailed into unknown seas, and he and his brave band became the first Europeans to set foot in America.

What do we propose?

As long as there are children denied a decent education, as long as there are old people who live out their lives without hope, as long as there are men and women who want to work and can't find a job, as long as there are 15 million…

I think that the shift in the balance of power must be pushed the other way.

The time has come to recognize that there is a steel crisis in America.

Accordingly, it is my intention, if I am elected President, to pursue the following course of action:

I would like to see any American get along who lives in political life, from the President, Vice President, to the two candidates, on $1.25 an hour.

If, within the period, the Russians remain unwilling to accept a realistic and effective agreement, then the world will know who is to blame.

I am delighted to hear that Governor Tawes, Comptroller Goldstein, and Attorney General Sybert are going to campaign throughout the State of Maryland.

I said on that debate:Mr. Lodge on 'Meet the Press' stated that if there ever was a question when we did not have the law on our side, it was in the U-2 incident.

The question is, which course of action is right.

I have always considered the conclusion of such an agreement of extreme importance not only to the people of the present nuclear powers, but for all mankind.

I don't think they are buying that line, 'You have never had it so good.'

The decision is yours, not ours.

There is no place in the world that is not of concern to all of us.