Eisenhower

It never even occurred to me to make that as one of the basic issues--what to do with Mr. Khrushchev.

I would say this: it should not be an issue.

Well, I don't know whether I have got equal time in this debate.

I think politics ends at the water's edge.

We have struggled for 8 years to get real reform in the farm laws.

If there is one thing we want--I mean the United States wants--it is good, loyal friends, inspired by the same ideals of human dignity and decency that we ourselves cherish.

I see no limit to its future.

You are representing America, and you are not doing it in the style that is described in very exaggerated fashion in 'The Ugly American.'

I worked among you for more than 4 years.

No petty differences of any kind can ever tear apart these two great countries.

Our entire history since the birth of my Nation has been that of friendship.

I am very proud of every one of you.

Our two nations, despite obstacles set in our paths by others, will continue the march towards peace and freedom.

We are both members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, an alliance that seeks only security and peace.

I never fail to get some inspiration, because I know that they are working so hard.

There are no great problems between the United States and Portugal.

Frankly, I am hopeful that we may make progress on these great issues.

I do not foreclose any kind of statement that in the future may be necessary.

I expect to go; put it that way.

I just can't predict what the final results will be.

I have no reason to believe that it would now be easy to achieve a treaty.

The achievement of these high levels of employment and production, at the same time that prices have been reasonably stable, is proof of the great strength of our free enterprise system and its promise for the future.

No, I think that you have to set that aside in a special category.

It is my purpose to make the papers and other documentary materials donated to the United States by the terms of this instrument available for purposes of serious research as soon as possible and to the fullest extent possible.

I desire that my papers should be made so available and believe that this can best be done through a Presidential archival depository.