To go forward at all is to go forward together

There has been more progress than in any comparable time in the whole history of that country.

It is an indication of progress that has been made and continues to be made toward the goal that we all seek: the control of instruments of mass destruction, so that we can reduce the danger of war.

The results of these efforts have begun to show.

Today, we take the most amazing things almost for granted.

But far more important for the future is the fact that Spain, a country with a very proud and glorious past, is now moving into an era of great progress for the future.

The people of this Nation are eager to get on with the quest for new greatness.

This Christmas we can be thankful that we are making progress toward peace.

At least he's moving in the right direction.

We do think that it's a good start in the right direction.

The progress is not as fast as we would want, and we can expect some reverses along the way.

This principle is the key to progress for Indians—just as it has been for other Americans.

I believe 1968 can be the year in which we move closer than ever before to that elusive goal.

Dissolving ancient feuds and settling controversies is integral to progress.

The last 3 years bear witness to our determination to make this a better country.

In the United States, we have made more progress in human rights in the past 6 years than we have made in all of the previous 100 years.

It is now possible to take this important step in meeting one of the pressing problems of mankind.

May that past be only prologue to richer years yet to come.