The United States will not devalue its dollar.

The United States cannot afford, in this time of national need and world crisis, to dissipate its opportunities for economic growth.

You have to make a choice tomorrow on who shall be the next President of the United States.

What possible indication is there in either the personnel or in the speeches that there is going to be a new movement forward in the United States if Mr. Nixon is elected?

I warn you that the present rate of economic growth, the present rise in the power and prestige of the United States, is not enough, is not good enough.

We are electing on Tuesday, not a committee, not a protégé, not a rescue squad; we are electing a President of the United States.

We are not electing a committee next Tuesday; we are electing a President of the United States.

I come here tonight as the Democratic standard bearer for the office of the Presidency in the United States, and I come here to Michigan and ask your help.

The fact of the matter is that this State and the United States cannot sit still in the 1960's.

Only the President of the United States speaks for California and Illinois and Massachusetts, and he speaks for more than the United States.

Here is the headline on these findings which have been kept secret up to today: 'United States Survey Funds Others Consider the Soviet Union the Mightiest.'

Only the President of the United States can place before the American people the unfinished business of our society.

I don't believe that the United States is meeting its responsibilities to itself and to those around the world who look to it for leadership.

The reason that countries of Africa no longer support the United States and look to it is because we have been indifferent to the problems of that vital continent.

The United States is moving into a period which will feature great opportunities for us as well as great responsibilities and great burdens.

I believe there are two basic responsibilities which the next President of the United States must meet.

I recognize that I run for the key office, not only in the United States, but also in the free world.

We have to find 25,000 new jobs a week every week for the next ten years to provide full employment in the United States.