I want to repeat for the benefit of the press--if you weren't listening yesterday or today I want you to listen now--at least 10 percent.

I didn't come out here to see you this afternoon because I was running for anything this year.

We have the best school legislation we have ever had.

To each of you, whether you are at the bottom of the grade or at the top of the list, I want to say that your President appreciates the job that you have done and wants to publicly commend you for it.

And that is going to pay us very rich dividends down the road in an educated electorate in this country.

One of her verses--about a bureaucrat-ends with these words:'The bureaucrat is seldom seen Without a pen-or with a dream.'

I am delighted to be here in Baltimore and to see on the platform a good many of my old and trusted friends.

I want to thank you in advance for the great majority you are going to give Frank O'Connor, your Democratic gubernatorial candidate, this year.

You, here at the Social Security Administration, are very central to that mission.

Today, social security and Medicare stand as two of the most historic programs ever enacted by any Congress.

The only thing that most Americans are afraid of are Republicans.

The Republicans were afraid to fund the war on poverty.

This was just one more situation that I saw when I was a very young man, and that I have been trying to do something about, and have determined to do something about ever since

This act provides for breakfasts at school

This act will help finance such equipment

On behalf of all the children of America we say--thank you, and the children say thank you, too

I am today instructing the Secretary of Agriculture to set this target as his goal

This is a memorable day for the children of America