We choose the road to peace.

New programs are being developed to extend the economic advances of the past 4 years

The United States of America loves peace and hates war, and we do not intend to be buried.

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

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.

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

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

We must build new bridges, new bridges to the friendly peoples of Eastern Europe.

I am so happy to be back here in Detroit again.

We are not going to repeal that prosperity and that progress next Tuesday.

I am proud to be here today in the city of Milwaukee, and in your famous 14th Ward.

Above all, we must stay strong, but we must stay responsible.

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

We will mean what we say from here on about full employment.

I want all of you to go to the polls early, stay late, and vote for Phil Hart all day long.

We must be strong, but we must not be reckless.

We have a lot of work to do, and I ask your help in doing it.

And if I am selected for another 4 years I will give the job all the limited ability and all the talent I have, and I will try to search for peace in the world.