In God We Trust, this doesn't mean everybody for himself and the devil takes the hindmost.

And America tonight is moving again.

Yes, we will apply these to the great problems of the world.

But where great principles are at stake, compromise must not obscure the demands of justice.

The Great Society under a Democratic President cares for all of them.

We feel a debt of gratitude and we want to, in part, repay it by working with our other neighbors.

The fulfillment of the promise of our Constitution, and an end to American poverty, are among such principles.

We have found the developments to be quite encouraging.

We must have land reform; we must have fiscal reform; we must have tax reform; we must have budget reform.

I took somewhat far-reaching steps to overhaul the machinery and to strengthen the personnel in the agencies that dealt with our neighbors in this hemisphere.

That idea will not be put away on the dusty shelves of memorial libraries.

It would be such a nice thing if these prophets of doom and gloom, and these apostles of fear and doubt, and these voices of smear and hate, and these suspicious persons who deal in petty things could just come here and see the heart of…

This is a great Democratic Tuesday in Pittsburgh, and a week from tonight it is going to be a great Democratic Tuesday.

The gross national product is up $40 billion, or 4.6 percent in stable dollars.

When the people from Austin make a pact with the people of Boston, Mr. Speaker, that is a contract as long as I have breath in my body.

I have done what I told you I would.

There is a feeling of friendship between the neighbors in the Western Hemisphere.

We're as big as our ideas.