Nothing can sap the prosperity that our people enjoy tonight faster than runaway price increases.

I believe there can be no more appropriate commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the passage of the Federal Food and Drugs Act than the recognition you are according Dr. Harvey W. Wiley today.

No industry has more consumers of goods and services than the great basic industry of agriculture.

If you vote Republican and by chance you should win, you won't have to worry very long about high prices--or high wages.

We were worrying about those $2.40 hogs that are bringing $22.40 today.

By any standards, this nation can be proud of its Food For Peace program.

In turn, we in the Executive Branch are moving ahead to protect and improve the health of this Nation's people.

With your support--with your faith--we will fulfill America's duty.

Food For Peace moved into its second decade continuing food aid programs that had proved so beneficial in the past.

If the strong and the wealthy turn from the needs of the weak and the poor, frustration is sure to be followed by force.

What is good for the United States of America and the free world.

This is a world problem.

The 1906 Act was an important first step in the effort to assure American families that the food they bought and the medicines they used were wholesome and safe.

Today, few agencies of Government have as vital a concern with the welfare of every American family as does the FDA.

A man's judgment is no better than his information.

It is not easy to measure the achievements of a program with such multiple objectives as Food For Peace.

I did come out here to draw strength from you.

The United States in 1965 shipped $1.4 billion of food and fiber overseas under our Food For Peace program.