These are the traditional issues, old but still new, and I believe that the next President and the next Congress must meet their responsibilities in this field.

The great problem that we face as citizens of this hemisphere is to prevent other countries from following that example.

I run with the idea not of downgrading our country, because my confidence in this country is unlimited.

Mr. Nixon and I both want peace. All Americans do.

I do not run as a candidate who says that party labels are unimportant.

I believe under new leadership, the kind of leadership which this State has had in recent years, I believe this country can be given leadership, and I believe it can move again, and I ask your help.

No problem is more vital or more urgent in the struggle for peace than the problem of effective arms control.

I say the verdict of history will be that Mr. Benson has been a disaster.

A few weeks ago, Mr. Nixon put forth his program for peace.

The struggle for disarmament will not be an easy one.

Forward, and that is what this country must do, that is the direction it must take, that is the direction it will take November 8, when we make an affirmative decision.

Mr. Castro is now a Communist.

I endorse Bob Kastenmeier with the greatest enthusiasm.

I don't think the farmer can afford to vote Republican in 1960.

I challenge him to demonstrate his influence with this administration and his willingness to have the real facts known.

This is a great country, but this country cannot move forward unless the people of this country will make a decision for progress on November 8.

There is an old saying that the farmer votes Republican only if he can afford it.

The plain fact of the matter is that Mr. Nixon does not understand the farm problem any more than Mr. Benson.