"It concerns every American."
"Now, Therefore, I, Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate the month of May 1968 as Senior Citizens Month."
"So you see, actually when you take everything else into consideration, I am leading a rather tranquil and somewhat united party, by comparison."
"The responsibility of government is inescapable here, just as in the control of crime."
"Sunday a week ago I spent the most delightful day, I think, that I have had since I became President."
"I am sorry that this is so, but until men and nations are content to leave one another in peace it will be so."
"It is important that every citizen have a personal stake in the preservation of order."
"Every Governor must commit the influence and power of his office to the fight."
"The war on crime cannot and should not be directed from the Nation's Capital."
"That makes you people very important people."
"We, the leaders, the Chief Executives of America, have a responsibility to all America."