
This, I think, is the Labor Day that should be the happiest for the working people of this country since Labor Day was first promulgated in the administration of Grover Cleveland
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This, I think, is the Labor Day that should be the happiest for the working people of this country since Labor Day was first promulgated in the administration of Grover Cleveland

Look at the Peace Corps which helps abroad, and at VISTA which helps at home.

So long as I am in your office of Presidency, I am going to make every effort I know how to insure and guarantee the greatest possible progress in the field of health at the lowest possible cost to the individual.

Orville and Wilbur Wright made Dayton the birthplace of aviation.

A great nation must also measure by other yardsticks of concern.

From what Mrs. Johnson has told me of Dr. Kellogg, he was my kind of man.

The United States welcomes any effort that will persuade the men in Hanoi that this is the right path for them and for all humanity.

So it is up to us and other free men to convince those who seize hunger, sickness, and poverty as an excuse for aggression; who believe that might makes right--those Communists who think that they can invade their neighbor and gobble up…

It is wonderful to be in your great city and in this wonderful Montgomery County Fair.

I am asking a group of Governors and mayors to meet and study ways in which city, State, and Federal Governments can cooperate in developing a manpower service program that could work at every level of our society.

I am deeply honored by the fine introduction that your eminent and capable Representative in Congress, Congressman Rodney Love, gave me.

I said way back early in my political life that I thought every 'person had a great reward if he had a chance to serve his fellow man.

The agenda is full. Get on with your unfinished business!

The Congress passed the Elementary and Secondary Higher Education Act of 1965.

I am so happy that I could be here this morning to honor the memory of Pat McNamara.

Tonight we have an immigration law that no longer asks a man, 'Where do you come from?','It asks, 'What can you do?'