"I would think it would be a matter of serious concern because it could well lead to a blockade by the East Germans of the entrance into West Berlin."
"I don't think in the 1960's that this world can exist half slave and half free."
"This is a great country, but I think it can be greater."
"I am here to ask for a mandate - a mandate to achieve the promises of that stirring and historic document the 1960 Democratic platform."
"I take our case to you because I am confident that you are willing to do whatever has to be done to make us first in the world militarily, and thus first in the fight for peace."
"I take my case to you because I know you agree with me that racial discrimination must be eliminated everywhere in our society; in jobs, in housing, in voting, in lunch counters, and in schools."
"For the labor movement is people."
"I would appreciate your forwarding a response to me tomorrow (Tuesday) at the Olympic Hotel in Seattle, Wash."
"May I offer my congratulations to the members of organized labor on this 1960 Labor Day."
"I admire the President of the United States as a man, but I do not believe that we can continue the same kind of leadership in the future."
"I think we can win."
"Give me the men."