John Fitzgerald Kennedy

They are going to choose us and the Democratic Party rather than the Republicans.

I do not agree that underground nuclear weapons tests should be resumed at this time.

Whenever we feel tired and a little down, we come to Louisville.

Just as Ericson was the first to lead the way across the great ocean, so these two statesmen have been our leaders in the greatest exploration of all - the search for world peace.

The people of the United States, like millions of people all over the world, are anxiously hoping for an effective and realistic agreement outlawing nuclear tests.

We will make a promise to you that we will not come back to Louisville again if you will promise that on November 8, you will give us a great majority in this city and county.

They are going to choose to go forward, not stand still.

I think we can do much better.

The question is, which course of action is right.

Almost a thousand years ago, the great Scandinavian explorer, Leif Ericson, sailed into unknown seas, and he and his brave band became the first Europeans to set foot in America.

I believe the people of this country, who are devoted to the welfare of this country, are going to choose the public interest, not the private interest.

I think that the direction must be reversed.

We ran on the Fair Deal and this year we run on the New Frontiers.

This is, as Dickens said a century ago, the best of times and the worst of times.

In this dangerous and hazardous time, I believe the Democratic Party, stretching its roots deeper than any political party in the world today, going all the way to the wellsprings of Thomas Jefferson and Madison, I believe that once again…

There is no place in the world that is not of concern to all of us.

I supported it in the past, I support it at the present.

Mr. Nixon and I could not disagree more.

My hope is to put all farmers on the same footing as the tobacco producer.

We ran on the New Deal.

We ran on the New Freedom.

I have always supported the tobacco program.

Party labels do matter.

The decision is yours, not ours.

I believe that, rather than tell the lie which we told, rather than indicate that the flights would continue, it would have been far better to have expressed regrets.