While it is true today that my party and I are here on a special kind of fact-gathering trip, always in any kind of trip it is that need we feel, to get out again and to see Americans in their own homes, and in their own cities, making this country what it is.
Remarks at the Airport, McCook, Nebraska
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Our unity as a nation is sustained by free communication of thought and by easy transportation of people and goods.
For over six decades we have worked together to create and maintain strong democratic institutions.
We shall eventually have a world in which all men are brothers, and in which the outstretched hand is not that of a tyrant, but the hand of friendship.
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