Approval of this bill, therefore, would not be in the public interest.

We must make sure not to lose this great legacy of freedom, progress, and prosperity through apathy or indifference or even ignorance.

There is, of course, in my opinion, two very critical areas where the consumer needs help: one, price; and two, quality.

We must do everything possible to avoid increasing our dependence on imported oil in the months ahead.

Older Americans... can contribute significantly to raising the quality of life for all Americans.

The authority of this legislation, followed by appropriations as soon as possible, is necessary to continue this operation.

I strongly believe my limit is far preferable to either alternative.

The national interest requires that Congress draw a firm spending and deficit line.

I reaffirm my commitment to that $60 billion ceiling and urge in strongest possible terms its acceptance by Congress.

I commend the personnel of the Armed Forces who accomplished it as well as Ambassador Graham Martin and the staff of his mission, who served so well under difficult conditions.

The evacuation has been completed.

This action closes a chapter in the American experience.

I therefore ordered the evacuation of all American personnel remaining in South Vietnam.

I ask all Americans to close ranks, to avoid recrimination about the past, to look ahead to the many goals we share, and to work together on the great tasks that remain to be accomplished.

Disease has got to be dealt with honestly.

We are very fortunate in the Republican Party organization at the national level to have Dick Obenshain.

You will hear a great address from Henry Bellmon, one of our outstanding Senators.

I think the policies that all of us believe in, including myself, are the right policies for this country.