Eisenhower

I decided, in the minute or two that I should like to impose on you this morning, to resume the effort that I have been making now for 11 years.

I don't believe Americans give up in the face of difficulties.

WHEREAS in my opinion such disputes have resulted in a strike affecting a substantial part of the maritime industry, an industry engaged in trade, commerce, transportation, transmission, or communication among the several states and with…

Please don't get discouraged when you feel no visible progress.

I have the prerogative of disregarding advice, which I seem often to do.

I think that the heart of America resents this kind of thing very deeply.

For many years, I think, I personally have put my adverse conclusions on such a tax so far as the Federal Government is concerned, and made them public long before I ever thought that I would be in a place I had any responsibility about it.

I intend to designate Governor Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the United States.

I have constantly stated I will not participate in local campaigns.

As you know, just before Congress adjourned, the administration asked that the debt limit be raised so as to provide the certainty that all bills could be met on time when presented.

From the very beginning, from the moment of the unfortunate death of my great friend, Mr. Vinson, I have been thinking over this whole thing.

We don't want any war, and anyone who has had certainly the kind of experience with war that I have had can say this with such a passion, almost, as to put war at the very last of any possible solutions to the world's difficulties.

I believe we have gone far enough in this so you could say that the only possible tragedy greater than winning a war would be losing it.

On balance, to my mind he is a man who will make a great Chief Justice; and so I selected him.

The imposition of the import fees hereinafter proclaimed I's shown by such investigation of the Commission to be necessary in order that the entry of almonds described in the fifth recital of this proclamation will not render or tend to…

For every united campaign is an inspiring symbol of that great characteristic of democracy-the volunteer spirit.

In this spirit, citizens from all walks of life, of all religious faiths and racial backgrounds, unite annually to work and to give together.

He will be speaking for America.

Every united campaign is an inspiring symbol of that great characteristic of democracy - the volunteer spirit.

This is the spirit of a people dedicated to helping themselves--and to each other.

National plans and preparations are of little value without active participation at local community levels.

I continue to urge all Departments and Agencies to prepare for these exercises to the fullest extent possible.

The need for effective civil defense planning is still vital to our national welfare.

I know that this awareness is within you all.

I am forever obligated to you for what you are doing.