I think the stakes are very, very high when you involve the innocent people who are being killed in Cambodia.

I believe there is a growing concern...

I do not think it will be any more difficult to get the programs through.

I want equal opportunity to be reflected in every aspect of Federal employment.

Personally, I am intrigued by the differences between then and now, as well as by the similarities.

I can say without any reservation or qualification that it is a particular pleasure to come to these dinners.

I know what my views are and my hopes and expectations are.

I am really looking forward to seeing the program tonight.

I think it has a way of making people a little stronger and a little better.

What we don't need is a timewasting test of strength between the Congress and the President.

The United States has become the greatest Nation in history because of the loyalty of our people to our Constitution, to our laws, and to those ideals which they represent.

It is now nearly two hundred years since America's Independence was sought and won.

I do call upon the people of the United States...to observe Thursday, May 1, 1975, as Loyalty Day, with appropriate ceremonies.

I said this country needed an immediate Federal income tax cut to reverse the current recession and create more jobs.

What we need next is a comprehensive energy program to end our dependence on foreign oil producers.

I call upon appropriate officials of the Government to display the flag of the United States on all Government buildings on that day in testimony of our loyalty to this Nation.

The important thing is that the Congress is finally moving on our urgent national energy problem.

We must maintain an adequate defense against potential great-power adversaries.