I urge you in 1976, don't trade in your reliable Ford for a flashier model.
I welcome the Japanese Diet's approval for ratification of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
I am totally determined that your tax dollars work for you as hard as you work for them.
Ratification of the treaty will clearly add to the treaty's vitality and effectiveness and to the extension of the international safeguards ...
I have had long sympathy for and admiration for the tuna industry and all the people involved in it.
We're very optimistic.
I was going to do what was right for America and that I would not promise that I would do more than I could produce.
I suggest that you not trade in a reliable Ford in 1976 for a flashier model.
I think it is in the national interest of the United States to continue our nuclear testing.
Faith in the future has been totally restored in our great country.
I will secure the peace through strength and perseverance and leave the legacy of peace for our children and their children.