The decision is not mine alone. You can decide what you want to do.

<I am glad to be here with a young and progressive figure from the State of Michigan, who I believe will succeed Mennen Williams as a great Governor, who will lead Michigan forward - John Swainson.

If the President is to be quoted in a matter involving our security, he should be quoted accurately.

This country will move again.

I come today to ask you to join in this effort to strengthen our country, to strengthen freedom, and extend our hand around the world in friendship.

As long as there are things which are left to be done, I think it is the function of the Democratic Party to complete the unfinished business of this society, to get our country moving again, to provide jobs for our people.

The question is, Which candidate and which political party can mobilize the resources of the United States and the resources of the entire free world to turn the tide of freedom against the Communists?

Nothing less than our best would be good enough.

We are going to have to make it possible for every American, regardless of his race or his religion, or the color of his skin, to realize his talents, and we stand for that.

I believe the central responsibility of the administration that is coming in in January is to maintain full employment.

For I believe that the American people are going to reject a party which - again in Mr. Nixon's words - believes that \unemployment is inevitable.\

Above all, we must improve our educational system for the sake of our children.

In my judgment, it wants to be not only a great country, which it is; it wants to be a greater country.

My feeling is that this should be more orderly, that the Federal Government should assist in school construction.

This issue separates Mr. Nixon and myself and it separates the Republican and Democratic Parties.

Seven million Americans today, only 2 years after the recession of 1958, that are either unemployed or working 2 or 3 days a week.

What we are speaks far louder than what we say we are.

I am glad that you are participating actively in the political process.

I hold the view that in these difficult and dangerous times it is the function of the opposition, if it is going to meet its responsibility as a party, to try to suggest alternative courses of action.

If the United States is going to maintain its position of being a friend of freedom in Latin America, if we are going to be successful in this struggle which is now going on, not merely on the island of Cuba, but all over Latin America, we…

I believe that this is an important election, and I believe that there are great issues which separate our parties, separate the candidates, issues which divide not the United States, but which indicate a different philosophy for the…

The question is not merely who can argue with Mr. Khrushchev.

I have seen that face someplace, but I don't know exactly where [laughter].

Creation of an executive board of the nationwide Educators for Kennedy Committee was announced today by Senator John F. Kennedy.

I realize its purpose and value are to provide a rate of exploration, development, and production adequate to our national security and the requirements of our economy.