Richard Nixon

There can be no real peace in the world so long as some governments believe that they can successfully obtain by force or threat of force what they cannot obtain by peaceful competition or negotiation.

Europe has lost one of her foremost statesmen

We must not succumb to that temptation.

The people of the United States join me in extending our deepest sympathy to the people of Austria

A strong bilateral U.S. foreign aid program can be fully effective, however, only if it is complemented by continued, active multilateral assistance efforts.

Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary (International Security Affairs), Department of Defense.

I expressed considerable gratification with the new legislation, noting that it represented 'a significant shift in intergovernmental responsibilities.'

Through the arts we will be able to express most fully the ideals of this Nation.

Its funding at $38,200,000 in fiscal year 1973 was nearly a third more than the previous year, and with these additional monies the Endowment was able to continue and expand critically important support for our orchestras, operas…

`The Manpower Report I am sending you today provides important new information concerning the step-by-step implementation of this long-needed transfer of manpower program planning and design responsibilities to units of government which…

`When I signed the CETA into law on December 28, 1973, I expressed considerable gratification with the new legislation.

I am convinced that they will be able to provide such services more efficiently and more promptly than was possible under the preceding system of federally-managed categorical programs.

Mr. Ambassador, in conclusion, you have spoken of what we have done.

We must redouble our efforts to help these young men and women find jobs.

So, we must explore the unknown.

I will do nothing to weaken the Office of the Presidency.

I ask that the Federal Government and its employees, including members of the Armed Forces, give their fullest support to this essential organization, which stands constantly ready to be of service wherever it is needed.

Now, Therefore, I, Richard M. Nixon, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate the week beginning June 30, 1974, as National Safe Boating Week.

It was important to bring it to a conclusion in the right way, in a way that America remained respected throughout the world, in a way in which our allies had confidence in us, the neutrals did not lose their faith in us, and particularly…

By getting at these two problems and by continuing our Cost of Living Council activities in the areas that Secretary Shultz has testified to, I believe that we will bring inflation under control as the year goes on.

My personal reaction is that I am, of course, an admirer of a man who has won a Nobel Prize for literature and one who has also shown, as he has shown, such great courage.

As Republican leader in the Senate, and as a distinguished California newspaperman and community leader, Bill Knowland always put patriotism and principle first.

I believe confidently that there is much better than an even chance that there will be no need for gas rationing in the United States.

Bill Knowland was a man of boundless energy and integrity, and I consider it an honor to have served with him in the United States Senate.

Adequate safeguards must always stand watch so that man remains the master-and never becomes the victim--of the computer.