Governor Lawrence, Mayor Lee, and other Democratic mayors and local officials have firsthand knowledge of the problems of cities, and I look to them for guidance and continued local leadership in meeting these problems.

I really don't see why we should engage in close debate over what you may believe and what I may believe.

I don't run for the office of the Presidency promising that if you elect me life will be easier.

Today there are more people in the United States living in slums than on farms.

This is a trying time in the life of our country, but I think in a very real sense if we do our job here, the future can belong to us.

My feeling is that this is a great country, but I think it can be a greater country.

I am calling a conference in Pittsburgh on October 10 to consider what needs to be done about the urgent human problems of American cities and suburbs.

I think the future belongs to us.

My answer I tried to respond to Mr. Ritter with was I stated in the field of national security I thought the United States would have to make a bigger effort.

I am not running against Mr. Khrushchev.

The new frontier is not an easy road, but I think it represents our hope for the future.

The morale would have to be awfully weak, serving in the service, to weaken it still further.

The friendship between the people of China and the United States is too firmly founded, and too deeply rooted, to be interrupted by the acts of the totalitarian government which temporarily rules the Chinese mainland.

I believe Governor Brown.

I think this country is a great country, but I think we can do a better job.

It is only stating a fact to say that their patriotism has been demonstrated so thoroughly, in these ways, that the United States as a whole owes them recognition.

She told me. You would have to ask her. [Laughter.]

I would think that he has questioned my ability to fulfill my constitutional oath.