Richard Nixon

THE AMERICAN spirit reflects contributions from every nation.

The wilderness invokes contemplation and provides recreation, and the animal wildlife of America provides a fascinating dimension to our natural heritage which we know must be preserved for future generations to enjoy.

Because the need is still great for better tools with which to do the job, I also urge the Congress once again to act promptly on my proposal to strengthen protection for hundreds of endangered species.

But the charm of Irish culture has particularly warmed the hearts and hearths of this land.

I ask all citizens to renew their efforts to preserve and enhance our natural environment, especially those areas now inhabited by our natural wildlife.

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All men need refuges for their spirit.

I consider it the highest priority to get the pressure on prices down.

We will cooperate; we will cooperate fully with the Senate, just as we did with the grand jury.

We must not only concentrate on these efforts during this week but sustain them at high level throughout the year.

I am also asking the Secretary of Labor to see to it that those public officials at national, State, and local levels who provide job placement, counseling, training, and retraining services accelerate their efforts to help older workers…

I would say the difference is very significant.

This in no way, in no way, jeopardizes the peace in the area.

If the Senate feels that they want a court test, we would welcome it.

Our concern has also been expressed to other interested parties.

The standard has become so vague in some instances that it has led to unconscionable abuse by defendants.

I intend to meet that responsibility.

America experienced a crime wave that threatened to become uncontrollable.

This Nation has fought hard and sacrificed greatly to achieve a lasting peace in the world.

I am proposing the re-institution of the death penalty for war-related treason, sabotage, and espionage.

Circumstances warrant such provisions.

Our program is based on this philosophy, and it is working.

I would say that as I look at American diplomats in terms of their training, in terms of their ability, and in terms of their interest in the peoples of the countries to which they are accredited--I am speaking of our Foreign Service, our…

There is perhaps if anything, one assignment that is more difficult for a woman than being the wife of a political figure and that is to be the wife of a diplomat.

There is perhaps never a day that goes by in the White House that a reception doesn't take place.