Look at the economy.

Last year I got 24 cents for my calves.

And it is the only one that is going to keep America great.

So, my friends of Oklahoma, your President, your country--all 50 States, more than 300,000 of our finest young men--have taken our stand and we have done so because we believe we had to, because we believe we must.

I don't know of another nation in the world that wouldn't trade places with us today.

Willpower has been our secret all along--and it must be now.

We must let them know, and we must let the world know, that we are willing to bear the burden of a long struggle to defeat the Communist invasion of South Vietnam.

And I do want to thank you for helping us to start it off right.

And no nation is altogether free of any of these problems.

You will see, I think, why I think that domestic policy is a good guide to our foreign policy and what we should do abroad.

So I would remind you that when I went to Washington 35 years ago I saw General MacArthur on a white horse chasing the veterans down Pennsylvania Avenue into the Anacostia Flats.

The Soviet Union has joined with us in requesting that all of the countries participating in the negotiations be prepared to resume discussions on the 12th day of next month.

I spoke of other problems that flow not alone from poverty, but from our prosperity.

Our advantage, I think, then, is that we early discovered that social justice is very efficient.

Sometime I get a plan or a program or an idea of my own.

And most of us don't like to have somebody else do our fighting for us.

Those were the problems that met me when I first went to Washington.

Prices have gone up.