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Eisenhower

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Dwight D. Eisenhower was the 34th President of the United States, serving from 1953 to 1961. A member of the Republican Party, he was born in Kansas and rose to prominence as a five-star general in the United States Army during World War II. Eisenhower served as the Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe, overseeing the successful D-Day invasion and the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi control.

Quotes by year · 195319611,836 total · peak 1954 (575)
1953: 350 quotes1954: 575 quotes1955: 357 quotes1956: 136 quotes1957: 143 quotes1958: 118 quotes1959: 93 quotes1960: 57 quotes1961: 7 quotes
Sep 25, 1954

I earnestly hope that the American people will earn these rewards anew by contributing to this year's Community Chest and United Defense Funds with an inspired generosity and a true warmth of heart.

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Sep 25, 1954

I extend my most sincere wishes for their overwhelming success.

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Sep 24, 1954

Executive Order No. 10266 of June 30, 1951, entitled 'Suspension of Certain Provisions of the Officer Personnel Act of 1947, as Amended, Which Relate to Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps,' is hereby revoked.

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Sep 22, 1954

With everything that deals with your money--your pocketbooks--and the economy of your country, that Government tries to be conservative.

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Sep 22, 1954

The wise control of our water resources obviously requires the most skillful and comprehensive planning.

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Sep 22, 1954

Where local enterprise can shoulder the burden, it will be encouraged and supported in doing so.

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Sep 22, 1954

That, I think, sums up in about two sentences the philosophy of the Government you now have in Washington.

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Sep 22, 1954

With everything that affects your relationship to your Federal Government, that Government means to be liberal, human, sympathetic--always.

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Sep 22, 1954

My friends, to join you in so important a ceremony--here in the heart of the Pacific Northwest--is indeed a privilege.

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Sep 22, 1954

These believers in centralization fail to warn us that monopoly is always potentially dangerous to freedom--even when monopoly is exercised by the Government.

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Sep 22, 1954

This program, as all other programs in which your Government engages, is designed to benefit the United States of America--160 million people.

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Sep 22, 1954

I have learned this: there is no honor one American can receive that is greater than the readiness of his fellow citizens to meet with him for a brief moment.

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Sep 22, 1954

It is not properly a Federal responsibility to try to supply all the power needs of our people.

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Sep 22, 1954

In all that the people can individually do for themselves, government ought not to interfere.

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Sep 22, 1954

Such a conversion of local regions into Federal satellites poses a threat deadly to our liberties.

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Sep 22, 1954

I am deeply complimented by the presence of every person here today.

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Sep 22, 1954

It was in this spirit that those who preceded you in the great Northwest, in only a century and a half, turned an unsettled wilderness into an inland empire--an empire vastly enriched by this gigantic structure which today we so proudly…

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Sep 21, 1954

My friends, I am on a hurried trip, and I hope you will allow me to thank each of you for coming out for these few minutes, so that I might greet you--to bring you greetings from your Government, to gain the inspiration that I always gain…

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