The world cries out not only for the presence of the young, but it cries out for their participation.
I consider that, aside from our security, the two most important things to concern government are the health of its people and the education...
Our goal, in short, is to offer to every citizen one of the greatest blessings: a sure sense of his own usefulness.
Even your mightiest works may change the world just a little bit.
Every young man and every young woman in this room is set apart from his generation by rather exceptional ability.
The consumer's interest is the American interest, for we are all consumers.
We know that a vigorous economy and an effective educational system are the bedrock of an effective manpower policy.
I believe that they are performing as you would have them perform.
We never think that Washington has a monopoly on wisdom.
A rail strike would bring industrial tragedy to America.
The people of our land in this hour of emergency need to understand as thoroughly as possible our national policy and our country's position...