Eisenhower

But we are never going to make real progress unless the educational people, and groups, and institutions of all countries see this problem and get into it to help.

So, haltingly as I have expressed my simple thoughts, I hope that they help convince you that I am delighted to see you here, to see people trained in the processes of education, people of great minds meeting here to exchange ideas of how…

This titanic force must be reduced to the fruitful service of mankind.

It is my hope, my earnest prayer, that this country will never again be engaged in war.

Merriman Smith, United Press: Thank you, Mr. President.

We must gain some understanding of those people as such.

I hereby determine that up to $5,000,000 worth of agricultural commodities shall be made available out of the stocks of the Commodity Credit Corporation and transferred to meet the urgent relief requirements of Bolivia.

Men of faith everywhere must gain a broader understanding of these potentials, both destructive and constructive.

We know—and all the world constantly reminds us—that the future well-being of humanity depends directly upon America’s leadership.

That faith, immeasurable and imponderable, daily exemplified in millions of American families, is the prime strength of our great Nation.

Whatever America hopes to bring to pass in the world, must first come to pass in the heart of America.

This audience peculiarly symbolizes the smallest and the most important of these units—the American family.

His name is a symbol of integrity in his profession, and--for all citizens--a living testimony to patriotism.

I remember him as a reporter who won the devotion of millions merely by writing the familiar everyday facts of life as he saw them.

Both in war and in peace, Ernie Pyle conceived it his duty to write the truth with the vigor of simplicity.

I am proud to join in this testimonial to him by so many of his colleagues.

I met Ernie Pyle in the midst of war and counted him my good friend.

I therefore direct you, pursuant to the provisions of Section 208 of the Labor Management Relations Act, 1947, to petition in the name of the United States any District Court of the United States having jurisdiction of the parties to…

I am delighted to send my warmest greetings.

I remember him as a man of small stature, of high courage, of great understanding and love for his fellows.

It was in early June in London, England, 1942, and it was my first real war contact of that war with the Red Cross.

He thought I should talk about these things.

We must be real leaders. We must never be discouraged.

I thank you very much for the honor of being invited to participate in the dedication of this building to that kind of purpose.

No matter what happens, no matter what things look like at the moment, please keep going.