Peace

I want--more than any human being in all the world--to see the killing stopped.

We will be glad to meet anyone more than halfway, insofar as talking instead of fighting is concerned.

As we enter the New Year, we shall reaffirm our determination to secure a world at peace.

Throughout the world old quarrels are being forgotten, and nation is joining nation in a common effort to try to improve the lot of man.

But we can say that aggression has been blunted, and that peace, with honor, will surely follow.

I wish I could tell you that what you have fought for, peace in the world, is just around the corner, but there will be some long and difficult days ahead.

Everything I want to work for, as your President, to achieve peace, to conquer poverty, to build a worthy civilization--all of these depend in a very large degree on what happens in this school and what happens in other schools throughout…

The seven nations there agreed to four goals: to be free from aggression; to try to resist an aggressor.

President Park and President Johnson reaffirmed the strong ties of friendship traditionally existing between the Republic of Korea and the United States and their determination to continue the closest cooperation and consultation to secure…

So, tonight, thank God, Malaysia is at peace.

Let us lay aside our arms and sit down together at the table of reason.

You are helping to build peace.

I believe that in the lifetime of men now living, the human race will emerge into the sunlit uplands of peace and freedom.

We seek no eternal hostility.

For our passion is peace.

One day when they know peace, the whole world will acknowledge that what you have done here was worth the price.

I have stated it from many stumps in my country and in many broadcasts in my country: We want peace.

If any man in this room has a formula for peace, I hope he will offer it to us.