Jimmy Carter

There can be no just and lasting peace without resolution of the Palestinian problem.

By participating in the set-aside programs, they help cut the oversupplies that are currently holding down prices.

If our farmers use this program, it will have a positive impact on prices, which are now too low.

A just solution to the Palestinian question is essential.

Since 1973, we've had a substantially, I think, well-established decrease in deaths resulting from heart disease and stroke.

I'm very proud of what work you have done and are doing and am proud as President to associate myself with the efforts that you've undertaken.

I urge farmers to take full advantage of these opportunities to improve prices.

Farmers have the tools at hand to raise grain prices.

The United States will remain faithful to its historic commitments to the security of Israel and to the right of every state in the area to live in peace within secure and recognized boundaries.

We both share a determination to reach peace in the Middle East.

We hope that this higher storage payment will encourage greater use of the farmer-controlled reserve program.

There is no nobler calling on this Earth than the seeking for peace.

Compassion and empathy are essential for creating a just and equitable society.

I will nominate John P. Condon, of Tulsa, Okla., to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States to the Dominion of Fiji.

We really have worked on this all year.

I hate to be overly modest, but most of my successes this past year... I can attribute to my friendship with the Speaker.

I never knew what a roast was until I came to Washington.

It was impossible for me to think about anything except—serious matters.

That's the way I feel about Tip O'Neill.

Tip wanted to give me some personal advice.

I think the friendship that exists in Poland for our country is absolutely unshakable and permanent.

I call upon the people of the United States and all agencies and organizations concerned with the prevention of poisoning and the welfare of our Nation's youngsters to join in promoting increased awareness of, and better protection…

We have learned about the relative freedom that the Polish people have to worship, and I commented on it publicly because I think it's a precious thing.

I have never seen a nation which had been so terribly damaged by war as Poland.

I do hereby designate the week beginning March 19, 1978, as National Poison Prevention Week.