Dwight Eisenhower actually said...

"Much impetus can be given to the use of a substantial volume of these commodities by substituting to the maximum extent food and fiber surpluses in foreign economic assistance and disaster relief."

"The soil, water, range and forest resources of the United States are the natural foundation of our national economy."

"This has created an artificial competitive situation which has cost the American farmer a substantial part of his world wheat market."

"It will be continually a challenge to Government to sense the aspirations of the working people of our country, that all may have the opportunity to fairly share in the results of the productive geniu..."