Richard Nixon

I know what it means to be poor.

Let's have a reception at O'Hare

Now I suppose somebody will say now, 'Mr. Nixon, you talked about a bedtime story. How about this one? Is this one?'

At the present time the choice is clear and it's bigger than whether you're a Democrat or a Republican.

I can assure you that Cabot Lodge and I will have only one obligation - that's to the people of America

The young people around the world have the same hopes, the same aspirations

You don't have to believe either one of us.

Who of the candidates is best qualified in this field?

He isn't going to catch us.

He doesn't have a chance if we just stay true to the principles that built these highways, that built these shopping centers, that built the greatest country that the world has ever seen.

We've got to turn everything over to Washington.

Don't sell America short

I have seen the devastation that war brought to countries which felt it - World War II and Korea.

Listen; I have been to the Soviet Union.

We're going to have to have a better program in the field of medical care.

The hope for peace is to be firm against those who threaten the peace so that they can't blackmail us.

A mistake which might be perfectly well intentioned, from inexperience could plunge this Nation into war.

I want to thank you for coming out in such tremendous numbers to welcome us as we come through this part of Illinois.

There won't be any 7 o'clock breakfasts again if I become President

We're the strongest nation in the world, and if we're firm for the right as they are firm for the wrong America and the cause of peace and freedom, for which we stand, will prevail.

Elect Cabot Lodge and me.

We've had enough talk about America being second in education.

In every way I can spell it out that is the way to handle these problems.

The way to correct them is to move forward with faith and confidence in the greatest country in the world.

We are a progressive people who want to go forward and we know the way.