I have confidence in an America able to afford the best schools and the best teachers in the world - an America where no one is denied his full constitutional rights by reason of his race or religion - an America where every family lives…

They are going to give it the green light.

I think the Federal crop insurance program must be expanded and revitalized into a program that works.

The Lord has been good to us and I think we can repay his generosity by devising programs that feed our people well.

I do not believe that in the United States and in the world, as difficult and somber as the world around us, I think we need a progressive at home, a progressive society, one that moves ahead, one that solves its problems, one that serves…

I consider him another Dewey.

I cannot believe, faced with the difficult problems that this country now faces, that the American people are going to turn back to a Republican leadership.

I have confidence that America is capable of operating at full capacity - that we could consume in new schools and hospitals and dams and highways the full output of our steel mills now operating at only half their capacity.

I am dedicating this campaign to the goal of a stronger America - to the proposition that this Nation is strong but can and must be stronger.

If we are to protect our heritage of freedom - if we are to maintain it around the world - we must be strong - militarily, economically, educationally and morally strong.

It would not take eight Grand Coulee Dams a year to bridge the gap.

I have confidence in an America that can meet the economic challenge of the Soviet Union - this challenge to outdo us in economic growth in heavy industry, in agriculture, and in one particularly vital area of national strength: the…

I think the Democratic Party has again a rendezvous with destiny, an opportunity to be of service, not only to ourselves, not only to our own country, but to all those who look to us.

There is much to be done in the field of Indian affairs and I intend to work vigorously at the job.

The purpose of our meeting today is a simple one to determine what steps we can take usefully here in the United States, and I have attempted to do so.

Any action which we take should be taken through the Organization of American States.

I think I will say two or three things.

I don't think they are being opposed to being President.

The Federal aid to education bill has been passed in the Senate, it has passed the House, it has never passed the Senate and the House.

As long as we move forward, they move forward.

I feel that this election, as I said at the beginning, can be won.

The Polish national anthem says, 'As long as you live, Poland lives.'

Indian claims against the United States can and will be settled promptly.

As long as this country lives, what Thomas Jefferson called the disease of liberty will be catching.

As long as we live, Poland lives; as long as we live, our country lives.