We must reject all proposals such as those of the Department of Commerce and the Budget Bureau of the Eisenhower-Nixon administration for imposition of burdens upon the use of the waterways - including tolls, toll-equivalent taxes and…

We must work to rebuild our rapidly deteriorating defenses.

It ill becomes Mr. Nixon to charge that my farm program would raise food prices to consumers greatly.

I believe that there are, of course, people who are not equal in talent, people who are not equal in motivation.

I believe that the next President of the United States and the next Congress are going to have to deal with three sets of problems, all of them different.

I don't believe you can talk your way into peace.

If there are going to be inequalities, it should be on the grounds of their ability and dedication, not on the grounds of their color.

For peace takes more than words.

Forward, and that is what this country must do, that is the direction it must take, that is the direction it will take November 8, when we make an affirmative decision.

These are the traditional issues, old but still new, and I believe that the next President and the next Congress must meet their responsibilities in this field.

The Communist challenge must be met not only with military might but in the Christian spirit of feeding the hungry.

I have never advocated and I do not now advocate intervention in Cuba in violation of our treaty obligations and in fact stated in Johnstown, Pa., that whatever we did with regard to Cuba should be within the confines of international law.

Our stars and our ideal is the welfare of our country and the welfare of freedom.

It has been the Democratic Party that ran Wilson, Roosevelt and Harry Truman.

I want to emphasize that this is not a contest merely between Mr. Nixon and myself.

If we are to secure peace in the 1960's, if we ever hope to negotiate an effective arms control agreement, we must act immediately.

The farm depression, coupled with the general sag in the economy, is America’s No.1 economic problem in 1960.

One hundred people working on one of the most important, involved, specialized fields the subject of disarmament, nuclear control.

We must, nevertheless, begin a determined, large-scale effort to prepare ourselves for disarmament.

I run as a Democrat.

It is time to raise the American tide.

The cause of all mankind is the cause of America, and I am confident we are going to meet our responsibilities.

I run with the idea not of downgrading our country, because my confidence in this country is unlimited.

I say it’s time we stopped the downward spiral where it began - on the farm.

A few weeks ago, Mr. Nixon put forth his program for peace.