Richard Nixon

I recommend that the Senate give early and favorable consideration to the Convention submitted herewith and give its advice and consent to its ratification.

I, Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America, do hereby urge the people of the United States to honor our American merchant marine on May 22, 1973, by displaying the flag of the United States at their homes and other…

I have been trying to get him to change his mind and play.

No one can handle them better than you can.

In sustaining my veto of H.R. 3298, the rural water and sewer program, the House of Representatives has convincingly demonstrated that it, too, has the courage and determination to take a firm stand in favor of the American consumer and…

Mr. President, do you think he would have married me if that were the case?

Mrs. Lee, tell me, is it true that you were number one in the class at Cambridge Law School and your husband was number two?

This anniversary should also serve to remind us that the study of science is one of man's noblest pursuits.

And most importantly, these proposals can help us reduce international tensions and strengthen the structure of peace in the world.

Singapore is the best run country in the world.

He had a first with a star after his name, and that is something very special.

It can help American consumers get more for their money.

On behalf of the American people, I want to express my gratitude to all of these dedicated public servants who have taken such a responsible stand on these two crucial votes.

It is fitting that we pay tribute to him on the anniversary of his birth, and that we remind ourselves how much a single man, dedicated and unafraid, can do to extend knowledge and enrich human consciousness.

The Trade Bill I am sending to the Congress today can mean more jobs and better jobs for American workmen.

It can help us expand our trade, and thus expand prosperity in America.

Ahead lie further tests which will demand from us the same measure of courage and cooperation.

With the beginning of my second term in office, I rededicate my Administration to the goal of bringing the instruments of warfare under effective and verifiable control.

Now, Therefore, I, Richard Nixon, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim Saturday, April 14, 1973, as Pan American Day, and the week beginning April 8 and ending April 14 as Pan American Week.

I have regretfully agreed to withdraw Mr. Gray's nomination.

This double taxation leads to little national good and deserves to be stopped, especially at a time when we are earnestly seeking to hold the line on Federal spending.

In view of the many defects in this program, I am convinced that it should no longer be inflicted on the American taxpayer.

I urge all thoughtful, responsible Members of the Congress to join with me in preventing this costly, unwise and probably unconstitutional measure from becoming law.

Pat Gray is an able, honest, and dedicated American.

This is a disservice to the taxpayers of this country which I am not prepared to accept.