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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)
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Jun 7, 1959

The enactment of this program is essential to sound conduct of the Government's financial affairs.

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Jun 7, 1959

The achievement of a fiscal position that allows our revenues to cover our expenditures--as well as to produce some surplus for debt retirement-will improve substantially the environment in which debt management operates.

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May 19, 1959

Executive Order No. 10575 is hereby further amended as follows:

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May 19, 1959

The Director is hereby further authorized to carry out the functions of the Board of Foreign Service.

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Feb 19, 1959

The conclusion of an agreement on the substance of a Cyprus settlement by Turkey, Greece, and the United Kingdom, and the representatives of the Cypriot people is indeed a splendid achievement.

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Feb 19, 1959

I want you to know how much I admire your efforts, and those of your Foreign Minister, Mr. Zorlu, in the important negotiations which preceded the agreement.

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Feb 19, 1959

I can appreciate, all the more, the understanding and patience which were needed to achieve this significant step.

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Feb 17, 1959

I once told General Marshall that there was a certain corps commander in the United States that I wanted to get over into Europe right away; I needed him and there was a corps needed such a man with such qualifications.

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Feb 17, 1959

I really believe it is a wrong premise that someone is starting.

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Feb 17, 1959

Well, Mr. Horner, from the first day I was in this office, I have supported home rule.

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Feb 17, 1959

Well, I don't say I am worried about it, I don't like the word.

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Feb 9, 1959

I really believe that we should increase our percentages of career people just so far as it can possibly be done.

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Feb 9, 1959

I am firmly committed to the idea that the primary and basic responsibility in these matters rests with the communities and with the States.

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Feb 9, 1959

I think he is hopeful that he is going to get to think more about it.

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Feb 9, 1959

I believe that the idea that someone can veto my selections would be very bold.

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Feb 9, 1959

I think our GNP is about $453 billion, and procurement and services we get from the Government are about $54 billion.

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Feb 9, 1959

I think most of us here have visited some of those embassies, and you see the staffs of assistants and servants.

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Feb 9, 1959

I believe that every clear-thinking man in the United States would pray for his early recovery and his complete restoration to vigor and health so he can get back on the job.

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Feb 9, 1959

I would think that certainly I would have to wait for some more official type of invitation than that.

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Jan 20, 1959

America wants peace, is ready to conciliate, is ready to match reasonableness with reasonableness, but it simply won't be pushed around.

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