America

I have devoted much of my 30 years of public career to the conservation of America's natural resources.

You are lucky enough and you are fortunate enough and you are blessed enough today to live in the most powerful nation in all the world.

The true strength of America lies in the moral might of our cause.

I am proud of America, and I am proud of Oklahoma, and I am proud of you.

America's strength has never been the strength of arms alone.

Polluted water is wasted water, and America cannot afford this waste.

Here in America we know there is for us a better way.

They may talk of changing the world, but what they mean to change is America first.

So today I call upon you to answer your Nation's challenge, to answer it by being leaders for a united America, united and indivisible under God.

Let no one, ally or adversary, ever doubt America's determination to fulfill its role in the alliance, to live up to its obligations.

Do not misjudge America's readiness or America's will.

Only those who doubt the individual can be dubious of America's survival and success in this century of contest.

We reject the thought of our families living in a faceless, regimented, monotonous America.

I come here today with 180 million fellow Americans who want this hemisphere to be free, and who want this hemisphere to be an example to a watching world in the crucial years of this century and this decade.

It is a good motto today for the United States of America.

Only a strong and vital America can become the model of Democratic progress to the newly emerging nations who are looking for guidance and for help.

The cause of all mankind is the cause of America.

The question is: Is America thinking in terms of the future?