Policy

I favor Federal aid to education.

We must, nevertheless, begin a determined, large-scale effort to prepare ourselves for disarmament.

We will accomplish this through supply management, by bringing supply into line with demand.

I say it’s time we stopped the downward spiral where it began - on the farm.

It is important that the public interest be uppermost at all times, and regulation is essential to accomplish that purpose.

And I can assure you that if we are successful we are going to move again in this country.

It is inconceivable to me that anyone could oppose these measures.

I say the cause of that kind of government is probably going to be lost in this country.

I don't see any particularly constructive step that we can take at this moment.

We are not considering legislative controls on the processes in our economy.

I would say this. Naturally, I am not a lawyer and I don't participate in drawing up the exact language of proposals.

Government must use all practicable means to promote high levels of production and employment.

I think everybody that went on this trip became convinced of this: in the long run, no laws are going to solve this problem completely.

I do not believe there is any cure you can prescribe in advance for that sort of thing.

We need highways badly, very badly, and I am in favor of any forward, constructive step in this field.

We now have sound and forward-looking legislation in the Agricultural Act of 1954.

This bill does not meet their needs.

I would like to make one or two observations: there are limits to what you can do in research and development.