The law says that you can only vote once on election day, but if you will go out and register one person between now and the time of election in November, then you can vote twice.

This country cannot afford, nor can the whole free world afford, 4 more years of a do-nothing Republican leadership.

No, we will have additional information as time goes on, but I have not enough to give you anything.

In one ward in Baltimore, out of 1,028 people registered, the percentage was 6 to 1 Democratic.

My judgment would be that it is higher than 6 percent.

I think that in the SAC briefing of General Wheeler there was emphasis on the good.

I am concerned about what we do about the defense of Alaska.

He didn't brief me on that.

I think that the lesson we learned from this session was that you cannot possibly pass these bills unless you have the support of the administration, unless you have the affirmative endorsement by whoever is President of the United States…

I am delighted to be here, to participate in the Labor Day ceremonies tomorrow.

Well, we have a hopeful prognosis in Alaska, and we got - well, in California they felt it would be a close, hard fight.

Yes. I talked on Thursday morning to General Wheeler from the Department of Defense.

Yes, but I would not carry it to the extreme.

Well, not at this particular time.

But I can assure you that if we are successful in the election in November that the depression for this country will be over.

We used to say in Massachusetts when there were over 2 million votes, this was 1952, that we were going to secure 3 out of 5 of every one over 2 million.

I would judge that, but there have been notorious exceptions to that.

I think that registration is an element of success, but not the key to success.

In the cities, of course, there is a higher percentage of Democratic supporters than Republican and a higher percentage that are unregistered, relatively.

I think that General Wheeler did admit his responsibility.

No, but I do think an arms agreement would be desirable.

This is not a one-man crusade.

I am completely convinced of it.

I don't see how one can say that there are no longer any major issues.

I want to thank the Governor for being here, and I will be glad to answer any questions anyone will have.