Eisenhower

I find that the further modification of the concession granted in the said General Agreement with respect to alsike clover seed described in the said item 763 to permit the application to such seed of the duty treatment hereinafter…

I consider this whole question of lessening of tensions so important that we cannot allow anyone to stray off the path one single iota.

I would prefer not to talk about it at this moment.

We believe that great opportunities are opening up for a great increase in understanding with our friends, the Japanese.

It seems to me that I have answered that question so often.

I don't want to comment on the procedures of either Senate or House action, because it is their business, and it is not for me to interfere to say how they shall do things.

Today, we are all too conscious of the fact that human rights are better named than done.

Any time in this business that something keeps you from devoting your mind to some particular current problem, you regret it.

I have to meet with the governors on the evening of June 94th.

This man is to be tried by someone, and I believe that it would be bad for anyone in official position to take advantage of official reports.

I think that is wrong at this time.

I think all of us realize there is no easy solution to all of the problems that beset our agriculture.

I believe that the information, the statistical, political, commercial, industrial information that a farmer needs today in order to conduct his business properly can be gained only by day-by-day access to the best possible information on…

I don't believe any public official has any greater responsibility than to do his best to get out to every segment of our population facts, statistics, the unvarnished truth about the world and about ourselves.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Universal Military Training and Service Act, I hereby prescribe the following amendments of the Selective Service Regulations.

The common label of 'foreign aid' is gravely misleading--for it inspires a picture of bounty for foreign countries at the expense of our own.

We cannot export progress and security to them.

We must seek less tragic, less costly ways to defend ourselves.

Even an America victorious in atomic war could scarcely escape disastrous destruction of her cities and a fearful loss of life.

This is not mere sentimentality.

I know that you would not wish your government to take such a reckless gamble.

I hereby approve such seal as the official seal of the United States Coast Guard.

Through his foresight, wisdom, and experience, he foresaw, during the course of World War II, the problems which would face the postwar world and the urgent need for a permanent, centralized intelligence function.

I, Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States of America, do declare and proclaim: That there exist with respect to the United States of Brazil the reciprocal conditions specified in sections 1 (e) and 9 (b) of the said title 17.

President Eisenhower expressed his personal interest in the success of these treaties on European integration, whose entry into effect will represent an important date for all the free world.