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

But observing the content of Mr. Nixon's campaign, I have no hesitation in returning the compliment.

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…

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

Only through action - not through mere words - is it possible for us in this generation to repay the debt which we owe to Casimir Pulaski and the patriots of his day.

The American economy is interdependent, and a decline in one area inevitably brings a decline in another.

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.

They say we have never had it so good, and we say we can do better.

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.

The problems that American agriculture faces I believe is the No.1 domestic problem.