I have confidence in this Nation's ability to look out for its older citizens - to see that they have a decent pension, a decent home, and decent medical care.

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.

I think we should hold out the hands of friendship and I think the bread we float on the water will come back to us, many times over in the coming years.

I have confidence in an America where the farmer does not have to be a second-class citizen - where he can obtain through Government help the same share of the national income and the same kind of bargaining power and the same return on…

Parity income should be the yardstick of equity for the farmers.

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.

We are going to give the green light and say 'Yes' to the 1960's.

First, there is a good deal that can be done by the executive branch without legislation.

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

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.

I hope the next President of the United States, states that he stands for equal rights.