
We all pray that we will somehow, some way, learn how to live in the world with other people.
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We all pray that we will somehow, some way, learn how to live in the world with other people.

We want to bury no one, but we don't intend to be buried, either.

Our ultimate employment goal--job opportunities for all persons willing and able to work--can and will be achieved in the years to come

The whole United States is watching and waiting for you to elect a new Governor in Michigan, Neil Staebler.

When I assumed the oath of office, I said to the American people and to the world that with God's help and with your prayers, I would do the best I could.

We remember that it was 100 years ago that Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery.

The peace depends upon our strength.

The term 'guideposts' conveys exactly what was intended--not hard and fast prescriptions for every wage settlement or price decision--but criteria for responsible action by both labor and business.

With some exceptions, price and wage decisions have been within the framework of the guideposts in the 1961-64 period.

Waste is wrong, wherever we permit it.

The guideposts provide the public with a means of judging whether the price and wage decisions made by business and labor are noninflationary and therefore consistent with the public interest.

In your lifetime and mine, there has never been a moment when America more needed its unity, or the world more needed a united America, than today.

In fact, it has fallen by 3.4 percent in manufacturing.

The guideposts are a sound basis for continued price stability and are increasingly important as our economy rises closer and closer to its full potential.

Since 1961 the wholesale price record in the United States is the best of any major country in the world.

The educated mind is the guardian genius of democracy.

I am honored to be in this famous tabernacle this morning.

Average wage and benefit increases have not exceeded the long-run rise in the productivity of our workers, so that labor cost per unit of output has not risen since the beginning of 1961.