It is a question of moving ahead with the times, and it is a question of vision and persistence.

We are always ready to look for a better or easier path, but we intend to climb to the summit.

The Atlantic Alliance is not in the midst of crisis, as some alarm mongers would have you believe.

There is a quality in art which speaks across the gulf dividing man from man and nation from nation, and century from century.

Yet the purpose of this new submarine-like those which came before--is not war, but peace.

Events overseas have compelled the Federal Reserve to raise our discount rate.

Nothing could be more appropriate than to honor in this fashion Sam Rayburn.

Because the world knows this, the chances of war are lessened--and the chance of lasting peace is greater.

I am confident that American bankers will consider the long-term interest of the Nation in sustaining a healthy and vigorous rate of economic growth.

When Mr. Rayburn died in 1961, only two Polaris submarines had been deployed.

I urge you all to continue to support Radio Free Europe vigorously.

A fresh spirit of unity and confidence is strong--in all sections and among all segments.

It must take the lead in bringing the best in the performing arts to every part of our beloved and rich country.

I want to thank you for coming to the White House today.

It is important to be aware that artistic activity can enrich the life of our people, which really is the central object of Government.

Government cannot sell American goods abroad.

Government cannot maintain a healthy, prosperous economy by its own efforts.

As President, I am proud that our people, through their contributions to RFE, help to support direct communication with the people of Eastern Europe.