We want peace that will last, not peace that will be simply for a little while.

The prospects for a full generation of peace are brighter than at any time since the end of World War II.

Shall it be peace with surrender or peace with honor? I say peace with honor for America.

We are moving toward peace in Vietnam and around the world.

We have made a breakthrough in the negotiations which will lead to peace.

Always in the past you have answered 'Peace with honor.'

The day the United States becomes the second strongest nation in the world, peace and freedom will be in deadly jeopardy everywhere in the world.

We can be proud of the fact that in four wars in this century the United States has fought only to defend freedom, never to destroy it; only to keep the peace, never to break it.

Let's make sure that the United States is never number two in the world so that the United States can continue to lead the world to peace.

Democrats as well as Republicans want jobs and prosperity, without war and without inflation.

We now can look forward with confidence to winning the kind of peace in Vietnam that all Americans want, and that is the kind of a peace Bob Griffin has worked for and supported—peace with honor and not peace with surrender.

I think that is enough. What I want is a generation of peace, and beyond that, another generation of peace.

I want a generation of peace, and beyond that, another generation of peace.

We want something that we haven't had since President Eisenhower was President in 1955 and '56, and that means prosperity, full employment without war and without inflation.

It is important that the Russian people and the American people not be enemies.

The third point I wish to make is this: As we move into a period of peace in the years ahead, I want it to be, and all of you want it to be, a period of progress.

I am confident that we shall succeed in achieving our objective, which is peace with honor, and not peace with surrender, in Vietnam.

As American troops return home with honor from another distant conflict, the hope is strong for a full generation of peace.