There is just no real alternative to peace, as I tried to express it.

I think there will be some little things they can take care of; I mean little in volume, important in the individual cases.

I don’t know why there is apathy.

If ever I attempt to make foreign policy, basic foreign policy, a partisan issue, I wish one of you people would remind me very forcefully.

Far from disenchantment, it is just too much satisfaction from it.

Of course, in certain activities it is obvious that secrecy must be maintained, let us say, in the departments that are working out the forecasts of crops for next year, and so on.

In the average case, the normal case, for the Associate Justices, I should think it would be a good practice to bring in people who have had real experience on the courts.

I believe that America’s success, therefore, over these last 2 years in that foreign field, and at home in going from a war to a peace economy without real depression—which has been customary and historical and is almost expected—those two…

The scientists who have come to see me exhibit no such attitude.

As a matter of fact, I probably, if I had anything to do with it, would discipline the person that gave you the copy, if I knew them.

As far as appropriate time for talking with the Communist authorities, whenever that time is appropriate and we have a reason to believe they are sincere, why, we will talk any time with anyone who wants sincerely to promote peace.

One of my reasons that I would really like to get out and sort of dramatize for a day, for 1 day if I can, the need for getting out the vote is sort of to emphasize the importance of this election as well as those when the Presidency is at…