I can't tell you that every decision I make will be the right one.

All we try to do is promote peace and harmony in the world, and we like peace so much that we want everybody to have some of it.

I get a lot of advice and I need a lot, and I seek it all the time.

I hope we don't have another one in November.

We couldn't make any precommitments and we wouldn't sign a blank check to a treaty that we didn't know what was in it, but that we would do what was fair, what was right, and what was just.

Progress requires courage but courage always pays the highest return.

You are building a more beautiful city.

I am very happy and proud to be speaking to you this morning from Atlantic City where I have some good friends meeting here.

The American people are going to win one of their finest victories this November.

We have got a great system in this country.

The burdens of preserving peace and defending freedom are challenges to us.

I want to congratulate you.

We must build a second America.

We are going to finish the work that Jack Kennedy left us.

This is a very happy day for us.

Few developments of our times are more encouraging than this rebirth of Cleveland's local initiative and local enterprise and local pride which we see not only in your great city but we see throughout the country.

We must build a great society of our vision.

We are not going to be remembered for what we stopped.