I think you must have the trust of the people.

We are ready to stop fighting tonight if they are ready to stop fighting.

Every possible help will continue to be rendered.

The problem of all the world is a problem of what are we going to do about the developing nations.

The more that Western Europe acts together the more effectively we and other countries can work together.

Because of your courage, and your steadfastness, freedom today endures on this earth.

Those who negotiated at Geneva drove a hard bargain, but we believe it was a fair bargain.

If we can do it in these four or five, we have a land of opportunity out there where we can do it in others.

To retreat from it would, I think, set a chain reaction of counter-protection and retaliation that would put in jeopardy our ability to work together and to prosper together.

By moving together we all move forward.

We must and we will, I hope, keep it that way.

The large enterprises that really shape history take a great deal of time and much hard work.

May God bless you and your loved ones is the wish of your President at this Christmas season.

That is enough meat to feed 50 million people.

It is the conviction that peace will come, and will permit us to give our lives completely to building, instead of giving our lives to destroying.

This is an intolerable condition in the 20th century in a modern nation that prides itself on reputed leadership of the world.

So I find more than great public good this morning in this ceremony.

We are risking the health of our children and of our families.

If you want to say 'Federal', then 'Federal Government.'

The day before yesterday, I went to a little town near my home where we had a junior college just established.

I am glad you are recognizing those two.

The Federal Government has had a very major role in education.

I may need to know something about business.

Think about the state ordaining life.

I said, 'Where are your 150?' They said, 'They are out there with 1,850 more.'