I come here to Michigan, a great industrial State whose economic health depends upon the health of the United States.

Let's not make any mistake about it.

I thank you and the Soviet people on behalf of the American people for your congratulations on Commander Schirra's successful space flight.

There are places in the United States where churches are burned because somebody tries to get registered.

So those who say that this election doesn't count, that Presidential elections are important but not that of Congressmen and Senators and Governors -- you in Michigan know the difference.

We want every citizen of this State to register and we want them to come and vote.

I ask your support in this effort.

There are those who say that there are not differences between the two parties, but they have a golden chance in 1962 to see the differences.

We have to participate, all of us, in all the responsibilities which pour upon us as citizens.

So I come to this district and ask you to elect a Democratic Congressman, and I come to this State and ask the State to send us men and women who will support progressive legislation so that we can keep this community and other communities…

You won't sell cars from Detroit unless this country is prosperous.