The new frontier of which I speak does not consist of the things which we promise we will do for you; it consists of the things which you can do for your country.

I come among you asking hard work for the future.

I don't agree with it.

This is an important election; in many ways it is more important than the election of 1932, for what was at stake in 1932 was the preservation of freedom here in the United States.

I think that there is no problem which should occupy the attention of the next administration in foreign policy more immediately than reestablishing the harmonious relations which existed in the administration of Franklin Roosevelt.

I wanted Senator Johnson to run on this ticket for two reasons.

The Republicans, in Isaiah's words, are 'gone away backward.'

And if we are elected, every American, regardless of his race or his creed or his color will be given his full constitutional rights.

Finally, I believe in an America where religious intolerance will someday end.

And I want to thank all of you, and especially all you women, for the kind reception they were given here in Houston.

If we stand still, if we look back, if we mark time while the Communists move ahead, then people in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, will determine that the future belongs to the East and not to the West.