Our position is one of certainty, that the future can belong to freedom, that this country can be secure, that we can turn the balance of power in our direction.

Mr. Nixon and I disagree very basically on the position of the United States, on what must be done to increase our security, and what must be done to maintain the peace.

I come here all the way from Massachusetts, 1,500 miles away, and ask your support in this campaign.

The Communists have a strategy for world conquest and that strategy rests in the future, as it has in the past, on the use of every weapon of economic and ideological conflict to win the allegiance of the uncommitted nations of the world…

Without adequate day time care during their most formative years the children of the Nation risk permanent damage to their emotional and moral character.

Communism in Latin America is on the decline.

I will not cut our present commitment to the cause of freedom anywhere in the world.

I want to make it clear that the United States is a great revolutionary country, that believes in the most extraordinary doctrine that man has ever put forward.

He says our prestige was never higher, that we have never been stronger, that the tide in world history is moving in our direction, and that if we continue our present policies, by 1965 and 1970, the United States will be secure and the…

Above all, we must encourage the production of earnings and channeling them back into further productivity.

This is a serious dispute, which involves the lives and the fortune of everyone here.