Peace

We stand behind the Antarctica Treaty and will do everything in our power to insure that the Antarctica region will be a place of peace rather than a place of hostile international rivalries.

The world toward which we are all working is one in which the earth will yield up enough for every man in every country, a world of peace in which the very deserts bloom and the polar ice is turned to the enrichment of man's life.

Likewise, it is our determination that benefits of our gains in human knowledge shall serve all of mankind and, above all else, shall contribute to the cause of peace in the world.

The peace depends upon our strength.

Woodrow Wilson wanted one thing--peace in the world in his time, not for himself, but for all mankind.

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.

Instead, we will try to be the very first among those who work to make it grow in strength and in service to peace.

To abandon our commitments, to withdraw from our responsibilities, would endanger free men and free women everywhere, and would bring the hope for peace to an end.

We would rather talk than fight.

We are prepared to defend peace and freedom and do it promptly against any act of hostility or aggression anywhere.

Our first purpose is peace.

You believe that peace should be our mission and prosperity should be our program, and so do I.

You believe in peace in the world.

We have peace in the world and we must keep it.

So when you go to make your choice, you will choose a Commander in Chief, you will choose a man that will try to find peace in the world, but will also try to find peace at home

Peace is the most important subject to every man, woman, and child in this hall.

I have never preached hate, I have never preached doubt, I have never preached fear, I have never preached division, and I never will.