Eisenhower

My friends, an enlightened trade policy in the international world for the United States means only this: we are trying to build a bridge, a permanent bridge, that will connect a growing and widely-shared prosperity at home with…

We are as certain of defeating communism as we are that we are all in this hall this moment.

For myself, I should like to tell you again, I am no stranger to work.

So far as I am concerned that is the philosophy that should guide the American of every calling, no matter what it is--to place the long-term good of America, all America, above any immediate and selfish reason.

In return, I can say only this: so far as the Almighty will give to this administration and to me personally the ability to discern the proper tasks, we shall do nothing but devote our efforts to try to lead this world--this Nation of…

I certainly can appreciate what the labor movement has done for the men and women of America and what we must continue to do to make certain that this growing and advancing prosperity is widely shared so that all may participate in it.

We will never have perfection.

I see very little reason in saying anything except 'Thank you,' saying that in every language that I know, using every word and every expression, because I am truly grateful.

I really believe that in this whole field of international trade, we must think of it as the greatest instrument or weapon in the hands of the diplomat as he strives to promote peace.

There is nothing in it that was of such a great significance that it ought to disturb anybody.

It could mean anything to anybody else.

My position is perfectly clear on this subject.

We must open wider the doors of opportunity to our million and a half farm families with extremely low incomes for their own well-being and for the good of our country and all our people.

A cease-fire is purely on the Chi-Com's part.

It looks like we have got to be very watchful and careful.

It seems to be a strange new principle.

The position of foreign affairs vis-a-vis other nations must not be weakened.

This problem calls for understanding and for action.

I think by August first, as I recall, they believe a hundred percent of the children from 1 to 9 will be vaccinated.

The foreign affairs of the United States are conducted as a single unit, not as 48 States.

The change is far more apparent than real.

I think that it makes little difference where the idea originated.

It was absolutely personal.

That was to that extent an error in terminology.

Any treaty or executive agreement in conflict with this Constitution shall have no force or effect.