Richard Nixon

Let us rather pause to reflect with pride upon what we have done, asking God's blessings upon our efforts, and God's grace upon those who bravely place their lives at the service of peace for all mankind.

On this Thanksgiving Day we mark the 10th anniversary of the tragic death of President John F. Kennedy.

I want to say that this is the first piece of legislation in this area that we have.

Now, Therefore, I, Richard M. Nixon, President of the United States of America, in accordance with the wish of the Congress as expressed in Section 6103 of Title 5 of the United States Code, do hereby proclaim Thursday, November 22, 1973…

Help us in the battle against Government spending.

I believe in America, and I believe in America's real estate.

All I own in the world is real estate.

And the reason realtors are good salesmen is that you believe in your product.

It saw our prisoners of war returning home and, as one of them said, proud to return on their feet rather than on their knees.

We are complying fully with the Federal court decision.

I wanted to refresh my recollection as to what was the precise and entire truth.

It was during this process that I first became aware of the possibility that two of the 10 conversations in question had not been recorded.

She swears like a lady, and that is much more powerful.

I have to get back to the White House to do some work before they turn off the lights.

Richard, don't you ever give up.

Senator, you are absolutely wrong.

I have been trying to think how I could describe that character best.

I have repeatedly warned that the problem might become a full-blown crisis.

Recognizing that a more efficient use of our transportation resources is necessary, we should also provide additional authority to encourage greater use of funds from the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1973 for mass transit capital…

He feels the action seriously undermines this Nation's ability to act decisively and convincingly in times of international crisis.

The confidence of our allies in our ability to assist them will be diminished by the House's action.

Because of the urgent need for an organization that would provide focused leadership for this effort, I am asking the Congress to consider my proposal for an Energy Research and Development Administration.

We are heading toward the most acute shortages of energy since World War II.

The Chairman of the Water Resources Council is designated and empowered to exercise, without the approval, ratification, or other action of the President, the approval function for standards and procedures vested in the President by…

It is with these concerns in mind that I have today signed S. 2016, the Amtrak Improvement Act of 1973, despite my reservations about several aspects of this bill.