Eisenhower

The progress made in the settlement of the Suez dispute this afternoon at the United Nations is most gratifying.

It is true that you can say technically the cost of living is high.

Now, when I see what unions have done for the working man of America ... I don't have to have any doubt in my mind as to what they have done for America as a whole.

The toughest problems--lost markets, overproduction, surpluses--are giving way.

We must and do make good use of that valuable tool--price supports.

This year the soil bank is retiring over 12 million acres and earning a half million farmers more than $260 million.

The value of the government stockpile of farm surpluses climbed to nine billion dollars.

I have a strong liking for a man when he finds anything wrong in government he doesn't fool around but cleans it up fast.

The gracious hospitality of the people of this State is heartwarming indeed.

Let us--I repeat--talk facts--and begin with a little recent history.

Your decision can then assure and direct our progress in the years ahead.

No farmer--no citizen--really believes in any theory of our nation divided into sealed compartments.

They want a government which is honest and thrifty, high in principle, and fair in practice.

That is the Republican Party of today.

We are talking about the kind of government that does its own part in helping to look after the human needs of this country.

We are deeply grateful.

I have been talking a great deal about the Republican Party as the party of the future.

If it is good for 168 million Americans, get behind it and shove!

Government does not try to be 'big brother knows better than you do.'

The first step toward the losing of our freedoms is refusing to exercise the freedom to vote.

Let us see whether we can get 100 percent of Americans out.

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