I have expressed my willingness to rearrange my schedule to go anywhere in the country to hold this debate.

It is my judgment a question as to whether the United States is meeting its responsibilities here at home and abroad.

Now, you have to make a judgment whether you consider that policy to be in your interest.

No man can serve two masters, for either he will hate one and love the other, or else he will hold to one and despise the other.

As long as there are Americans who want to work and can't find it, I ask your help in that effort.

I think we can do better in the matter that Franklin Roosevelt touched here in Columbus 28 years ago - in the matter of monetary policy.

High interest may help the system.

I do not believe that there are any problems which once set before us cannot be met.

I think we can do better in improving and expanding our schools.

The Presidency, as Franklin Roosevelt observed, \is preeminently a place of moral leadership\".

But that does not mean that these problems are incapable of solution.

I am not a politician and my other habits are good, also.

I am grateful to the Governor for what he said.

For no government is better than the men who compose it - and I want the best.

I believe in the balanced budget.

I believe that we are ready.

This country cannot settle for being first, if; first, but; first, when; first, maybe.

They have run on the slogan of 'You never had it so good.'

I seek the office of the Presidency in the most difficult and dangerous time in the life of our country.

For ours is a government of men, not of promises - and some men yield to temptation.

It is in the interest of this country for Mr. Nixon and I to continue these discussions on TV, to have a fifth debate.

I have spoken many times this fall about the need for a new spirit in Washington - a spirit of dedication - an enthusiasm for progress - a willingness to meet new challenges on the New Frontier of the sixties.

For ours is a government of men, not of promises.

We merely do not run for office, but we also seek to establish a basic point, that what this country is now doing is not good enough.

Thank God, Ohio has gone Democratic again.