Future

There just is no better investment than the United States savings bond--for it is a direct stake in the future of your country.

This is a moment in which history and hope meet and move on from here as partners.

I believe that we can avoid that fate.

This hope is not fanciful or unrealistic, but it would be misleading to suggest that such a day is near now.

The big issue that we want to talk about tonight is whether we will stay on this path of peace.

The first thing that we must do for our future, and for the world's future, is to keep the peace, and that is what I have really come here to Chattanooga to talk to you about today.

The real work of any President is not for his own time but times to come.

Idaho's potatoes are wonderful, but Idaho can produce greater treasures for America in the lives and in the minds of Idaho's sons and daughters

The future of this Nation lies here in the West, but you must have leadership.

You have an obligation to yourself and your children to select the person that you know is the most experienced, and the most capable of handling the future of your country and its citizens

When the next President of the United States takes the oath of office next January, the year 2000 will be closer to us than the year 1929.

In your child's lifetime, if not in yours, and I think in yours, but in your child's lifetime we are going to be using the water from the sea to make the deserts bloom.

Our eyes are on the future but our hearts will never forget the past.

My fervent hope is that the United States of America, in meeting the needs of this decade, will also be peopled by 'men able to use their opportunities.'

All in all, I am proud to be here in Chicago taking part in a great ceremony, honoring a great American to whom we owe much, looking to the past and saluting him, and looking to the future and saluting the city of Chicago.

If we serve them better now, they will serve their nation better when the burdens are theirs alone.

The future promise of any nation can be directly measured by the present prospects of its youth.

Events and facts have given ominous portent of what is to come