Richard Nixon

We have so many issues that are not partisan in character.

A woman can and should be able to do any political job that a man could do.

I urge all businesses, industries, foundations, and civic organizations to give the full measure of their support to the League and its activities

Certainly in the next 50 years we shall see a woman President--maybe sooner than you think.

I often say that men do the talking and women do the working in campaigns.

Call upon all our citizens to join with the League of Women Voters of the United States in the observance of its fiftieth anniversary in 1970

We have the programs, we have the men, and we have the women, I believe, that can bring success to those programs.

I know what assets the Cabinet wives and all of the women in this administration are to this administration.

As I understand it, you are honoring women generally.

I am very proud of them, too.

But that would not be responsible.

But before referring to that, I want to say just a few words about those whom you are honoring tonight.

That we pledge we will do.

I am confident that you are going to meet it.

I will speak to you tonight briefly.

I have announced a commitment to the first five years of life as one of the basic pledges of this Administration.

If there is one thing we know, it is that the Federal Government cannot solve all the nation's problems by itself; yet there has been an over-shift of jurisdiction and responsibility to the Federal Government.

I want our policies to be ones which are derived from open eyes, open ears, open minds, and open hearts.

Medicine to combat inflation is never pleasant.

Simon Bolivar said 150 years ago that the 'freedom of the New World is the hope of the universe.'

Another priority is the control of crime.

What we need is a new policy.

The United States seeks to cooperate, not to dominate; to participate fairly as a partner in the responsibilities that each nation shares within the System.

We shall treat with high priority the tasks that lie ahead—to extend to all Americans the opportunity for lives of dignity in a climate of freedom.

It is hereby ordered that any income, excess-profits, estate, or gift tax return for the years 1950 to 1969, inclusive, shall, during the Ninety-first Congress, be open to inspection by the Committee on Internal Security, House of…