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REMARKS
VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT HUMPHREY
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTsZP Jb!!!!
NEW YORK CITY
SEPTEMBER ~ 21, 19~6
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I am with you today in three capacities:
As an
official of your government; as one of your customers; and
as a fellow small-business man.
As a government official, I should like to commend
you for the stress you put upon civic activity in your home
communities.
Local government that is alert, effective, and
constantly on its toes -- and people who keep it that way -are essential to our national strength and vitality.
As you know, President Johnson is committed to the
principle and practice of creative federalism -- a working
partnership between all levels of government, as well as
-2The federal government, under the President's
concept, does not move in and shoulder aside local governments.
Instead, it offers them stimulation and support -- but looks to
them to initiate and carry through the programs needed to
meet their own problems.
The ball is in their hands --and we look to active
citizens such as yourselves to help them carry it forward.
A_ Speaking as one of your customers,
I commend you
for the high professiona I standards and independent judgment
you have brought to helping Americans protect themselves
against many of the risks of property loss.
As you know, one important risk to property not now
covered by i nsu ranee is that of floods.
I know that you have
taken a keen interest in the recent report of the Department
of Housing and Urban Development, which finds that such
insurance is feasible and can promote the public interest.
The President has asked that this report be reviewed
both by Congress and by interested groups such as yours.
-3Secretary Weaver has stated that his Department
stands ready -- in cooperation with other federal agencies,
the states, and private i nsu ranee interests -- to develop,
over the next few months, proposals for action, including
appropriate legislation.
I know that we count on your help and your knowledge
and practical experience in preparing these proposals.
I am speaking to you also as one small, independent
business man to others.
As you know, I was a pharmacist
before I strayed into education and politics.
And I sti II retain
an interest in the Humphrey family drugstore in SouthDakota.
In this world of corporate giants, it is good that
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small business continues to flourish -- and, as a Senator
and
Vic~President,
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I have done my best to keep it flourishing.
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Small business contributes an essential and
irreplaceable element of personal commitment and individual
initiative to our economy.
-4And what is big business, in many cases, but
small business which has grown and succeeded?
As fellow-businessmen, I think we would agree
that business is good.
Since early 1961 -- the low point of the fourth
recession si nee the war, the third in eight years -- our
economy has been on the way up.
As I speak to you today,
it is in its 67th month of continuous expansion.
For the past two and a half years our annual growth
rate has been 5. 6 per cent.
And our prosperity has been widely shared -- by
small business as well as large and by the worker, the
farmer, and the professional man.
Meanwhile, the deficit in our national budget, which
reached a historic peak of over 12 bi Ilion dollars in 1959,
has actually been cut to a little over 2 bi Ilion dollars.
During all this unparalleled economic expansion --
-5and I want to stress this point -- our record of price
stability has been unmatched by any other industrial
country in the free world.
All of us, as Americans, can take justified pride
in these accomplishments.
Sound and well-timed government economic policy,
developed in close partnership with the , Congress, have made
a major contribution.
But we should recognize that the important contribution
has been made by the creative energies of the private sector.
I believe there is growing public confidence in the
capacity and willingness of the government to take the actions
needed to help keep the economy strong and stable.
As a resu It,
rnost of us no longer regard recurring booms and busts as
inevitable, as many of us once did.
As confidence has grown, so has private responsibility
and restraint.
-61n a free enterprise economy such as ours, these
attitudes of economy maturity are powerfu I forces for
economic health.
Early this year, it became clear that the demands of
the Vietnam war, added to our past economic expansion,
required some restraining action.
To slam on the brakes would have been simple -- but
it might very well have put us through the windshield.
And we have proceeded accordingly.
At the beginning of this year, the President and
the Congress took action to reduce inflationary pressure by
taking something like 10 billion dollars in purchasing power
out of the economy. This was done through restored excise
taxes, graduated withholding of individual taxes, and a variety
of other measures.
In addition, the President clamped severe restraints
on all federal expenditures except those of the highest priority,
-7and postponed capital outlays wherever possible.
Now the time has come to deal directly with one of
the major factors pushing up prices -the surge in business
spending for plant and equipment.
We fully realize the importance of maintaining such
investment at a level high enough to assure steadily
rising production and job opportunities in the years ahead.
But, in present circumstances, the current and prospective
level of business investment is simply too high.
Moreover the increasing volume of spending for
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i nvestm,ent has been a main cause of mounting
rates.
interest
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It has also diverted financial resources from
other important areas of economic activity -- particularly
state and local governments, potential home-owners, and
sma II business.
To meet these problems, the President has proposed
prudent and precautionary measures against inflation additional
-8to those taken some months ago:
- Strong measures to reduce by an estimated
3 bi Ilion dollars that portion of federal expenditures under
direct Presidential control.
- A temporary suspension, unti I January 1, 1968,
of the 7 per cent tax credit on investment in plant and
equipment and of the accelerated depreciation provisions
for commercial and industrial construction.
- A rigid curtailment of federal agency borrowing
for the remainder of this year.
Other programs already under way to ease the
plight of groups hit hard by the credit shortages include:
- Legislation just signed by the President to
permit an additional 4. 7 bi Ilion dollars in Federal National
Mortgage Association {"Fannie May'' funds for home
mortgages.
-9- Legislation moving through the Congress which
wi II give federal agencies authority to keep the interest
rates paid by financial institutions at reasonable levels.
The measures proposed by the President wi II benefit
all Americans -- but most directly those who have been
elbowed aside in the scramble for credit, because of
shortages of funds and rising interest rates.
Small business, home buyers, states and
municipalities, college students, and consumers generally
wi II have greater access to credit.
I have heard complaints in some quarters that the
President•s program is 11anti -business. " This is simply not
true.
No one is proposing any additional burden on business
investment.
All that is being asked is that business
temporarily forego certain special tax benefits -- benefits,
I might add, which have been in effect only si nee 1962.
-10What we are asking -- and asking only for the
limited period of 16 months -- is that investment be
slowed to help meet the threat of inflation.
Finally, let me emphasize how important it is,
during this period of economic strain, for all sectors of
the economy to act responsibly, with the public interest
constantly in mind.
The President has asked banks to handle loans
equitably and without excessive profits.
He has asked business to restrain its use of credit,
to keep inventories at reasonable levels, to postpone investments
where possible, to set prices on the basis of real costs, and
to limit profits to those appropriate in an expanding economy.
And he has asked labor to avoid wage demands that
would raise the average level of costs and prices, to permit
the necessary number of new entrants into its trades, and
to cooperate with business in raising productivity.
-111f some of us act on the principle: "Each for
himself and the devi I take the hindmost, " all of us in
the end would suffer -- either through a runaway inflation
or a disastrous depression.
But if we act as responsible citizens of this complex
and interdependent economy, we can keep it functioning to
the great and growing benefit of all of us -- including
your clients and yourselves.
I have enough confidence in the common sense
and maturity of Americans to believe that they wi II exercise
restraint and act in the common interest, so that America
wi II continue to grow and prosper without repeating the
economic mistakes of the past.
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B1llT
... Jt4aator
PxUideDt of la'tiosal. Asaociatton or
3,.. h
a:m.
Jfdbart L
Htnpb_re~ -
~
Vie\\ Preclc1an~ ot t1:ut ad
~c-2~/'~'
\
I
Aaeutt
B ;tea
rrapt1
ife and
COnoor( ~
Gi e
) -·
tbe!r
e :tbem to partic1 te in tm
twill e
tQwna
am c1 ties a
i.Dgenulty' and emrs,y to ~
t.llemse.lves 1 their ta.mil!e-c,
As
ir 'trwnnec
~ir
'buttng the r1 s to Ute,
t ~
men.
na:tion, and for
am
brotber~,
d1atri-.
:tb1 and property over tbe i'uU span of
over the hole
iSkt
:ve the tn
pro peroW:l Mu:re far
Oll
ot 1te aa.tqre oocio.l
ia
1D8 )'ears,
Qf' tbitJ great aetlOtb
eoD~unit.y ~ to
Visdca to develop eve· r!nX'e
n
,
pe~t
so
social
l.s.
aDen o tJl1s 1ll.tuotr;y creati
men
)E;y
~
p_""''Vide t1:re
opportunities to bectD ttdspe:ralent 'business men tor all GefllOe. :ts of
so cl11"f1cul.t
create tbe teclmiques ot
~
t1on. Hq
OUl"
to aemu.oe
Ott bUil.d!rJg$
s:~Mm tU"eU
coverage
ieh is so
ssent1al
ir reuovation# reprd:r, and econcaie lite.
to
And grant us all
11 t you. give
ana:
maturit)t u.t
si s ot &eienco#
:t U. nd of th18 dq, w11en all tbe euer-
and buslllesa,
streeta aDd a~ at
tow:b
capable of l'<!r!eivillg tbe
or asG\IIWlg tbe retJpODS1b1UtJ you entrust.
Lord,
o t - iuf'illite
.Aaeoeiat1o or ours is
-popul.ation aQnYerge: in tbe Hew
5:00 o 'clack, give us a GeDse ot l:ll.1mclr aa.4 ,a
tie
Ladies and eezat.l.emetU
to
ill
pro~
•
Amen •
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ThiS 7oth Awlucl CoDwnt:lon ot this Great
~
hollored tbl ~·
e our speGker with us to tak time trc:m bitt
vi
proUd to etUl h:fJD n b'iend..
ct tbat
love JU$t1
1
· 4re delighted
bUG)"
sehedule to be
llu.t t•m even prouder of' the
a tr1 nd ot all men vbo love U'bertyJ of all
; and, ot oll men who desire peace
with~-
n who
Yitb a
art; full of pleaau:re and pride 1 I pres nt to you the Vice President
o2 tbe lllited State •
!bank
J'()U,
~
10\1 WIT
you..
tlli Great
~ BtJ.q
zatt
bb; 10Ul' d1at1Jl8U1sbed
• 1Uoc:b1 the Plest<leut Elect;
aJil
~
atms, thaDk ,w fol' aBk11l6 trsr sood lwllor- •t ':00. I isb that JW'4
blcl'Qded tn tbat little~ alertuess at 9:35 ar 9:20 ...
(~.)
I love to
-
'.l!lere 1a an hour for e
~
-
(tausbter •)
-
and .... poss!bl;r tb:t.e
~
•u be ::~pared some
10\l
ot ·tl:!e
v1v of
aDd ttll
t you oato 7CQ" P:rosrem•
I've beell lodc.illS mer tbts f'Ue1 tt
tiDB, aDd
x•~
notea, m;
aeu
of tbe Viee PJ:Ies:tdent 10\l ill ·
t'be
V!~
Pl'ea1dent1 I em
progra tor~ 70th
tzo.iew, that tollowtDa
y,
a pwel -
~as
tbat •e vbe:re- 7011 di&se-ct
tn1l!le ......_
(~\lShter.)
..... pe f01"JD a little econatd.c and polltical SW!'Se17 upcm the eareaa
tbeQ
u
ve a
d!&~elae
~-~~one Of
\rho 1 the ll3nn
1&1 aDd oae at Amen-tea ta
Mertea•s outatexwU:ug
~ts,
ot tbe llbite 1buee COftreSJO.tldents,
to talk to
0\l,
eor:res
u on t1¥:t title
I d14n 't tbinlt ve •c1 have
cks
~
1
~'
r1Jaan s.ltb1
ao1as to lJe
ire at tli8 WAite li)t.we "..
wen,
xpose us 1ibat eoon 1n tbe public
way--
(Ia
-
ter.)
but I've ....... l tld.lit ~ l oustrt to give 1011 • little talJt about
•ups taU"$ at 'tibe White lbu.se •..
t SQe&
(lB.WZil'ter. )
-•tws.
I could stve ,a-u
te lbuse where I
tbe stre&t f'.rom ...
M
ot observatiOn
s~ l'I.IOl'e
Jeettve tl'Jrm
_ that I think
I'm
ouaht to
'W(t
~t
~~
t !Jave l:leen
Lt
acl'OU
a Uttle
a remal'ks ndgbt
w ver, I 4G bope to remain in
~
defend o
Vitb JQU, aDd
pp:; to
o
t be
sa:s ..... Vice President
tor a
~. ,
soe
and he
tbaQ X do aQ4 posa~
enousb
'fork
t
ve JJJS otfiee.
rirl2an 1o over tllere almoGt 1101"8 1'.laau l
Clitf'e!at poiot
be
Uttle UISiabt ot
I
on tZae pod5.
Soutb DQkot.a Dale tea;. X tbOu.&ht
f'ram
a
c~
<:Ontnbut1o --
(l4ugbter.)
.... lmt 1t J t 1
ve17 :nice
~ greeti~ tllat ~
tiOutb D!ilkots.
conveatlon
or JOU wb3 thie meaa so liNCh to
in South
~
~
beUo to
I tiWik I
-.
I vas bart\
aa4 JlV father., Jll(')tlaer wre in business in South
ill fact, the ~ Drug Sto:re 1s atUl operati.Qg
h1
, U'
you ever eo tluouah
~uron,
Jlakota,
in South Delltota ......
South Dakota, stop 1n1
... it's in
esta'bllGliDe.nt, e:ad I
;ve
remembered
my cxxaer~1al, fUld
(ta\J(ib r.)
~date
and s!ven -
r.
1
ct tbat S!f' Sou.tb Dakota trseDda
this, well, this opportuni:t¥ to
I 1¥>pe th1S 1D no COD.flic-t of 1ntel"eat, ....
sat
1n
Govtfn~Ullnt,
except 1J8Y' taxes.
(liiughter. )
Well~
t
Idee to be stven t.bis privilege of talking to you by a
f
dist1Dgu1sbed gentlemen and a good friend, a terbeel tram down lbrth
I kllOW tbat you've enjo;yed his PresideDey as I've en-
Carolina wq.
Joyed his f'riendsbip, and I
o~
hope tbat this JllOi"nillS that you wont t
be unhappy tbat be invited me to visit with you, becauoe I want to talk
quite r:aDdidl\1 with you about our Country.
ou.r
eeo~,
I vant to talk to you about
am I want to talk to you a. little bit about our role 1n
this vorl4.
I come to you as a man 1n public life 1 but I also coa to you as
one who ...... as I've indicated ....,., is from
fsm~
that bas long been
e-nsaged in buG iDes& enterprises J a small business, over 60 years; and
ve 're proud of it, too. Ver,y, very proud.
As my ~d~ used to
aq,
we bad a. s18Jl out along the higbwqs 1 we even beat lbrma Sbave to
tJ:l)se sfSns tb3.t they have on the bigbvqs; and service since 1903.
b.t was our ~ store. Well, this io 1966; that's 63 years ot being
1n business, o.lld I hope
if I tell you
tbe
nrs
frietds
n-om
South ll*ota won't take offense
:t. in order to be ill business 8Di be sol.vent all o£
63 Jears tbat you're 1n South ll!kota, you have to bave a little
l:lWiiness sense; because it vas pretty rough out there during some of
those days..
But tbe.t experience in tbe business -world did Sive me an
appreciation o'f
scm! oT
the problems tJiat conf'ront t1le
private enterprise of our Count:ry.
indepeme~t,
And I am aevoted to 1t; devoted to
the whole dynamics of our f'ree enterprise eeonomic qstem.
And I
worry lest th1.tlgs develop within the ecollODV or vithin gove:rJJEDent that
would 1n fU11' wq stitt'l.e this sense of incentive, this motivation which
comes tbrousb one's own private enterprise, through his own busiuess
·5"utebl ial~Deilt ..
hether it 'be ® 1nattrence oU'iee or
t be tlae local de
tlle
01"
!ness
tever particular b
eve
devcl.op it.
can~
in
re is
tbat
You can think ,our llq to it, or t..be
sense, or
1
•
ti tuticm 1t lJ:IiGb:t
one tbat
lht. I
:teve:r 1.sa c
nt tore 1 or
·
4
tn itself
to be an
nt 1t l f
ve
tut, it is not. an
~t..
ut ra
tt tbro
•
uw.o.a.tUA.;'e that.
1 tllat store
I ctart.ed
I
tell ;your , aDd I'll · 11 you one
It.!¥>
u
u
1Ch a!Qe I
tana.
t
I happen
lliOl"e e~
-
rthi
loa"
both pro it
;
:tore, Iooorpora
~
to be tJae Pretd.de.ut Of' 1t af.ld %\latch the 't.lcJok&
·eo
or
abiding
interest, and t i
~rea.
eu tell
12 J1!a1*
I
I sta:rt.ed
..
ti
o , and
drug &tore 1 raised i.llSide
I was born
t'ban :rou.
little busJneas
tbe r1t#lt
t.bia
I"' tor
it.
(.Applause .. )
the
You know, in politics, v
v1etQry
am defeat., aa:t t*ve had
agonia1Dg
vhe I bad
:ell~'
'You
~t \JP
~
good
fiabt",
and
and I
catDe to
You put
brui d JllUScle
c
or 'both,
teat. somebo<1¥
r, Mr. ~·
of :good
wounds stlU bmot1
~r...l.(
little bit
perienee ot both
l).)t
still.
t
~call
aad said)
t • ., '!be-
1ne4 but I we
ouq tbe.t, out
om
of &!t'etlt
told
JOU
e
bQ:tl4
areat cba'l-acter.
e~
w®ld ha:
weu,
iDS
that vas
t couol1QS.
Jt' aotller
t I eould build peat character out ot
t•a aotns to let 70U
on a secret.
re 1 · a 't. 81JfT more elleraeter 't:btK ;you e buUd out ot defeat i'Jiat JOU
-te t,. aDd tbe:1 I
n~.
lal
"t u.Ud out or victory ....
(lau&btel". }
all t the t'QreeG t.aat make it up-- toreetl of 'busiae&s, of labor, at
asrieulture, ot people 1D tbe profeaaiOila,
COllU'tq is all abOt.tt and what we're
gow
tJ:'11De to 4o
nt, sad
w1t.bll1
t th1
&tWerament
ot this CbuDtr7.
I've
in pubUe lite
1945. l
QCift
amce 19 'h undred
-- tbe late ~r
J:V pu'blle oareer a the
o~ tb.e Citf ot Htrmeap>
11 1 servtns there tor two tel'ms.
st aD3o,able poll.'tlea). experience
cd m:t lit'e bee
tt ~t us ver, close to the people. Jfr • ~
of
end X 11
started
via our
t. cit7
rrtee i
people,
~
clear
011
orke-J 1tb
srotf~
tter
J:lU(!b
~
ot public
close to tile scene
:u ,ou're in Wa~
...~ events t..bat tc1t.e place
it~ tha~
10 tbat e1't8 and
and wq I sq tbat the JOT
ana brtshter vhen 70\l 81\'!
than aq otbel:' tile.
der
our~
tiole
tar~~ t1:l&
ewt17 COIJIItlmi t7, SOinetble you w
ou 4o U1 be t.lpt'ul.
&atimes JQll VODitel" no
ftort 70U put 1Dto 1t,. oen 1t blmt WIT
leca
1•
etton
~
tbere
tbat ,ott IIWlke
1
so tar
exteltded
1t'e l1ke an eleetr1ael. 1n;Mll.se, tt. seems to
t
s
tm
~to
'CCCIIIlUl'Jlt7
ita power' a
out over the lines and seea to oe
it
ott bif
poor trnmualsoion or poor .o.rMtw:tor.
~1e~., DIIQ'
So I've bad tile
ve~nt.
b , JQU're lOcal
:t a pereoo bere
!f-A, or
Sea!
belo»s to
mere
eivie asS()ciat1on1 or a
order. .ADd
upoD
,.ou 1s im,poae!J
tb1uJ QPQn IIOSt eitiuns 1D 7QUr CC8'Pmit7· tou
rs -- ei'V'i.e leetlers.
le
70U here.
tiOtlal
aeUve ..... or an active participant 1D 1
cburch, Ql' 10\U" fl'aterJ:ltt7 <».- sorority
~bil1t¥
or bOt1l looal e.lld
leaders, evex.y one ot
t 4oeSD't
club1 or
I sq,
leaclers 1n your
~~ but
above al11
eders in J'OUl' cr.amud t¥•
li::liW' lea4el'Sll1p is
the p«iper -
Vonderful title 1 and DlllUV' people llke to pick
I kDOII l do ....
you read tbat., aDd I'm. su:re tl:le.t wJlre JQll*'re hale 70\1 l1ke tc>
1
pick up YQ\1%' local paper if scaeth1Jls
s place in tbe cit.J1 5112 it
Mr>s. So and So, 1e er o:t tbis; or
outstom:lns ctrtc oftietal; tete ra.
•
and. So, ciVic leaiku' ar
~with
t11.0se titles e(llftiJ a
rrible respoaa1bU1ty.
Leaden\bip impose& l"t'spoDS1bU1tq IUld
o~
ver,y few lux:urt.n.
14adershi.p 1u JJ3t a prtvil.e&ei it beeomes a dllt1•
ixldiv1dual in a COIJIDWlity 18
tbere'e soins to be better
sotns
1t • e
~it)-
tO belp make 1t tbat vey.
ea
~ o~
t1on in
I:r t!le.re 'a
If
So1Gs to be a better world,
ve •m SPiuB to belp Jll8ke 1t tbat
able to l'ell1llke JOur town_.
vorld.
Wllere you live, tt•s because: 70\1 1Z'e
Or to tNt it 1n anotller 41mens1oo,
to
our
ADd what ts tne or
wa:r.
Wa~1
D.
c.
is aot &'flUs
1:r it eould, 1t shoulclll't1 becau;lle
-8lt ~·r ~ to
v1U
better ~ 1n your ~-~ you
• It tllere' goir.lg to be 'better ~ 1D
r1ee,.
to
;you tart
tv·
10lll' "
~
l? .......
'to
n let tbe bette boaitt& be
be
1QB
re
t:f.
pQ
ot tbia
to be
tld.a
I
boclJ'1 but too
btl ta to
~
JOU live.
l.)e(:S.W:Je +..l'wt- e~
sort of like .... not · q•
wo
voultl lJk to
. people -
so-
you ll.ve. It t.be7•
rn eitie :in
,
Iii> 1118 111
beta;er
rt o£ leav.
tllese
respond.~
I bave
c1t1e •
as
ar~
fOrmer ofticer Of
d1
•
a11)81 fflc1al,
saae or our sreat JDtUlicipal
side t 1 I
V1ee
as
ant J0U to be
~zationa 1.
UaSOll
lederal. Govenwent 4114 tbe :toca1 Oove:rnments..
otti~ bet.w'eell
Ati4 I've
tllline
population eD'1 o r.
Just little set•top
sun
to start
le .
tor
tile ci.t1ee
to v
to&ether,
of progems .,
1r problc:lo
11
never
•
1 &lli't
llbere
re~
mt
1
sem1x~ars,
re
local ottic1als
t 1G a: rdlable tmre
t end
ADt:l vt.re ve 1
baV ln'tlll
learnill first-
. 'What
you may be1 uulese ,on
atf'tieul.ty 1 to
foluld., ,.ou e&Jl
deser1'bl!f 1t1 1 u caa . rver reall1' taake it
WQ
z
Qov
met
tilite.d St.atea of 30JOOO
16 Jar »eetiQss
ra tor an hour, but tvo-4s:y
~tteral
t
of
rw...-.
n
I
moat of \be lJI810l"B or
vi
he
to be
t
.oston people •
to expene
exbilem.ti
1n
alll tile Jqy t4lt
/
-9a
~
~'ling
~blem o;r
v-<Jt'ked t
betDa close to it.
, I've enJI)Jed tbis Oppol"tUility- of
ut
rt
people,
tv
t crt1c1ela J
n.c. a
w
,
It
fteet1ve,
it
f'fect1
to tell
time after time tb:'lt
people~
doean.'t
f't1e1eut 1
tbe
ert~~~tttt
• dfic1ent 1 110de:ndzed tate ~
'J.beJ.Ie t a aootbel"
Jut
CODsre s.
as vell.
u.
as
It
~Dea~W
adequate !bderal
gc:wflrament ; 'bu Jrllde svallabl.e to
rat•
erment pparatuo.
a;(
tiJl& 1t. •
of"
octene ,p soUne 11l a la'tfn 111QWer.
don't put Jet fuel ill
govern..
tbat ftderal partnership itb local SQV'el!l-
* f'or
tfeetive local
ixtg.,
te 1bme
:rntzed OCel
.tueffle!ent obsolate loeal govet'1Dnt..
ye
e.
peopla does not tDMD
.for
ara Just tbe
to point out to
1
1tb our local EPVern-
is
of pu.ttiDa
DO
!t ilh't nece&S8J7•
1.avrl JII)Wer.
It'fl costq.
tou
You put .1et t'Uel in jets,
efficient JDeehanium. And JOU don•t take bUliOM of dollan of iedend
1
S
sa
red f:om the t.uprqers
expect lt to do tbe .job, to
geue Lt. tbe power, to g,enerate t'be load tbat should
1#t!ng 1t doWn t.bro
pparatus
ot
J1117be inca}le.ble ot d!.gest
I Just
lJ)Wrllaent tbat
it,
ot abaor'billg
f.rom 1t1 lJ1
·-
,
!t and puttirc
voxk tbr the public aood•
1
So~
I talk to you About tlat. vhlcb I th1llk I lox1w a Uttle bit
a.boue -- govel'DlleDt,
c
t
t:ll1
~
ity- to
~up
gove
s 70Ur task and your
d it
your
plOple
there -
d.e'YeloJDf!Jnt at your
c~t7
scl:roob 1n ll:ierica, t.'llq•U
local~
and state
...... responsive, if you pleaee, to the
fUld of your state..
•
1n ,-our
and ml\1 ot you J1J1!t7 be ott!clAls --
to the reGpODtJibUitie e of lleking
nt resPQD$ive t.o human
ivUe
to be i
lt t.lwre will be better
your ton, I repeat.
It tblre's
-10..
to
b&tter educatlon
do 1t in '10
m Allarlea,
Ir t.bere'a to be
c1tq.
because ,ou 've seen
be$t~t
1t v111 be because lOU 've
better~
1n America,
it tbat tlle7're better where
rou live,
a'bl.e to
lt'U be
D" tllere 's
to be peace aa4 trauquiUt,u 1u ArDerlca, tt•a because )'Ota.'U be abla to
attor4 protection under the lew, as well as Justice 1tb1D tlle :tav. And
it can't
ct:11e
:tram on top. 'aoae on top, tbOse at t'be le4eftl. estabUeh
t,. co give 10\J
but
~
1
IISI1G
eaN'.ItOt ....
s~,
DOl"
ca slve ;you a141
sbould
atstauoe,
aiM JOU
.... operate snd l'Wlit and lllake 1t eae7
Dt1ofl aU of' t:ld.& to ;vou because 1
Pl'OJeet1ou 1:1i11eate tba'b b7
totnl populatiOn
Call
ot WS aattou 1d.l1
s I said a J:QIIect
85
,ear 1980, over
8$), ~
!'Cent o~
l.1ve 1D cdttea ...... 15 perceut 1D t'UZ'el
ta.ras.., 1D 't:b& v111...
lea. Aid 11hen I sq r'Ql'8l Aleriee, J aan 1ft
•
X'm not pat'tf.eulerq _ WI abo® tbat proJectiOn.
aure tbat
•t'
te:l'll10cd
_gOOd :tor
rtea -- in fttct, I 'tb.1$
polie7 to ebe* and reverae tlmt pattem.
at1 I Uke tt.
I &m't
1~
tba
I'm
~at
we~
l
COSIIla
trattie eoaaesttons,..
all
to Jaave
t"ro1l. tbe
I doa't
e?e!llite it With J~•
(t.a~r.)
AJd I don't e~ ~ it v:ltb
1t
1
realq
neceaatU7.
of ~J
am I don't
tb1»k
I thiDk we •ve lett tbe :ftn'eeo of tbe ecattal9' do
tll1JJss tbat ve ouglrt :ao-t to let tbeJI
deal Of
sen
4o
to
OUl" ~.
sreattbe •a lota o:t
'Diere 's a
1D btll Ca:rol.!na, 1sa tt tbel'e,. ~1 AD4
ream 1n IIIJ:lneso'ta, fU14 tbe:re •s .toeD aU over America tor tbe soc4 Ut'e,
soias to
to do tld.DSB to pul)Uc PlUC'f
pn: :te enterprise, to reve:rae tad. tlow of ,eopl.e tlat IIIOft.G COD-
but SCIIello¥ or otlaer, ve're
-u$ttmtl7 to
l.erge
~tml
~ll&
~
ceaten. You
~
centerJ but. 1t'e
oa
~
e;re nGW in
a :smaU
~ut
or
•t
eent\n:", a
1& ~~
Erast&m Seabolm\.
~
~
_. the p
~
one
~d
~sadlusette
to bfolk1 VtrgJ.ma.
:tt
living
o~
to tl8
~':
I tb1lik
~
r p;Jllutian1
or tveBtJ
~$&SO·
wt1te:r
So, the
~
~~
of
t we
Uvf.&lS in
is
v~Uld
t~;t.'nss
pollution,
~
ttu:1*11
~
lievel~J
you
at
~
~otlr'
muutc pallsvol,
t
~ ~lance
••
~
it. qp end 70U
bow
it~..
~llillS
em
\terser~
to
tbnn lunumnce
are tb.e
br better
h~
people tat.
bdustr!al
and )'OUT' prtvate
el"tul ~ ~
possi_ble s.or:e
:DSe
statea ot
1b one
ot e llity,
a.nce. Q£ o~:s
1 "'s laud, 1s to
o~ ec~1
~
ttoa
ve live rat11er tbB:n letting
the
a¢l"':S c
Bfta&.-
eultural mad ectueat!oual
utd:ve~tiet~
~s ~
1>4 set
~
lew~, e;o~
of bal.enoe 1 to atve ·t hts lll1
rN))at •a
about tins.
to
ene~
r6l. pat.t ltnl Q£ fP:'OWth e:U the Vf.t7
fl>v 1
,on~-~~
beliew at lhrlver ~ eo~.,
~,
state
Set tnto :motton 1r tt's
ptJVert'Ul...
~
gips wi.tb 1t.
tA, t J'Our c'blte
t richer,. ~
rieh
tbat
a tl.w at people to tbose
dln\')J.opllent~ ~ J'Olll"
't
~~a?
ptttag better, tt. Vill &et ~~
to
Ulte scw:e'bt'N,
wdver&ttiea, butldiQS up
trOpOUtan el"ea..
o£
UU.ted Statea; as you. 'm'JJ.Y have beard
OUl" ~ller e~t$e$,
~
maB$-
Yb.st bappelled to tbe
"'1&$t Jobrmon ~cut~ in a ~•,
11:.UJ1etrte
e1t.v hom tbatma,
to the ili? U. vawr? Well., ,au
a.t, tnste
unleaa ve sta-t now to
there 'ldU be
And Gove~t toaq is vreatlb& wtth ~
know.
l«ls ot
t't1e oolid
~ ~7
hap~
· t
~~
from
~t
mill1t)ll peo))le 1n one
"' haPJ)elled
h
~m!'S
tbelt ts SliDe
~t44
Oll.l" m~tall!
no
~
Yotl talk to the people that
w
Well, t bope )"ou'llpomtt ~~e
great deal to ·Sit3 about
bit
or ,juBtJ..t1able prik
em
~ ~
Mmi-ldatrat!on.
of
196o tb1lt nation .l»d about 1i -_rcem. ot ~t ot 1t.s
totu1 'WOrk t~. %a 1960 ve were
1a
Wrd -~ &:tOll ot -_
ln
better 'tba:o tlle lest
eqens.ive-. !be1'-re
ot lt"eCEJS~itl fl1lft7 ·o f
~1
tl)J;l
~~1¥
~st."
adilerrta, U; •s
put it out of
U'
~ive
am to the car O'W'la",
~
vOU'Ilded eild
an ecident... We htwe not bad it beca
~e q&.teln
-~
tllM
new
televitdmt11
fi.ort~s.
usea
tD ~
ln01lt., :tbe7*re
ba'tl),
QF.N
car.
~1.1JJS
our
~
fali fOU fP to a'llll P"t
~l¥ ~118
~DI
sn,
a~.
bas:Smss. lbt
11.8.7-,. vatt
~
Oro l:' Clevelol'ld.
1
little bt<t
l$
JnOft
)bet
pe.eple
.,..Q 7®
Eve~
wa#ts
'busines.s maa want
stote J
u:-
We
lJ.ktt iJJOtller
~ts1as es1D~­
t11e ~~ ood tile .Uonttl Caa
- m~
:rou. new ~regie~,
Ire~
*'
$tm:e
~llould.
a
D!\7 ....... ill
t
&ow, tbat ~U&
Eve~ ~
-~ ~ in ~
go.t new
I'StOl·
well. as ~ t~Jtnk:tos.-
1 tloa't.ltflCII vh.J' tt
We've been
new
~e«, t~ a1).
. we'¥ l.euDed
ba& deVeloped.,
eq ~ &w ~ea'\
a
atld
alii we put to VOl'k aome: of the toGla tbat lllO&tm
~ct; ._.•
ClSll 1t.
t
to 't!Je
~~.
eqeRS1ve 1 tbe)ttre
~
-
b~a
t eff'ettt
·bim
Vi~
t-ecesUoa siuee t9Q, tm4 1 ~rr't t1'.d.nk tld.a
We haft Dot
set~
-'1!1'
e~
~r..
to
B!ee ntono that take- a vor. r •a Job B%11 lea
sboQC eur
~1"" ,
in&Ul"';mce
~1oue
~S$ l!l.'re ll)t O.Gli'
~icel ~u
e.re
ap!l.nsive to· ~ 'Wbo ue tbe
:etl\Y lik&
It •4 Just
•
ana ~mOll$
:f1!$1"$J
-~
is
•
7all tl7 it in
~~ w~
...
~*ve
nGd
.... _, - new ..
..
aove~t
e't. a.a it l:ike
some~
tbat1'
or
W&ll 1 I admf.:re both• b~ tbq''re aead; .U they llvf!A
U:ve& tor .tG.a!tea:.
~t
po.trtots- 1n tl\etr tiet and lM't. sane
eteJ:'orm1 ~_s vtth u.s 1 'but "!Die Rev
" relate~ w
:t
tbi$
·13~ lleedtl, al1d
t ,ou. should
poUcy
fi&
gGWX'l:ll1en~
policy or
r\be
t :ts 1t nll about.
Ecm:lt.Bies" ~ aa1d
'tJ
or a sow
to aecentuate
tatzr
~
Jit.
eco.nG~~V1 ~
aecelert!te
1t t · ts over- ccele ted, to put on tbe brekea, and put tbt:m on
sl.oil~ 1 Ol"
eftecti'V'el7· lJ!bat•u
Your OWernment l'edueed
reduc
!Itt
en,
tea ..
e.Qd ~
tion.
ae
fo:r pers
rsoaal
tmce , COl'P.()rate
sed into the priva
ft
ec~,
ct!oll ot fUel into an eus;1ne 7
~
save tb1.s e-COJXJJV Bl.lr , a +.~o~,_"',.."'""
it rorverd, 8114 I repeat,
:t tao ~le :r:Lod 1D human btotorr
t we
five J9.rS•
tJJe
tfJ
..1
ust.ained
Bever liletore
bad 68 montlls
at
It.
r:lod of growth 8llCb. s
~au
eounf'iey'.
1s, it w
Jun
~t~ much
receGSion ;
sot
itJ o.nd
of t"ecor<!ed bisto
r1ca
~
be.J.;
~ do what?
sato •
~
.tact
bef'ore ve
ooetime you so it and tr 10u did you
tiaP 1o.u
use ot tis
to
last
bas. aJ11 natiou
never k.DCIWJl U;..
JJ.ke it
u
~
time 1QU d1edJ but ve
and
a vaecitle and tbat. vaccine vas
~1ve
baa
eeonclldc stoVth vitbot.lt a toe
sus.
oQa' ever bed it.
f'o
<if ~t, J!eduaad
1 cbo1ce and penr:mal itlvest.nent, fOr' per&0.1)a].
eve:r- kl'lo9n
a1:
meant ..
t tbe ti
of perso.U taxes,
llke 1'0U woul4 rel.eaoe n
moJ:li!Y'
t it
t
'timeq 8lJ1
co.ll-
and momt.a.17 pOlicy vttb:tn tb:e 1lederal ~nt.
~
encoanae bus!rless to luvest.. t:be l101'd "imeet"?
use :Uxw-estme.nt me
J • ~re era
.10bs viU\Out il:lve&tmeut.
'fou eaa
so around,
t41k about j'o'bsJ 3'0\1 am t..tsn about tl1e Ubel'lll.s, 701.1
can talk about
conoervat1ves, you ean
you can ~ v1t:b
tm D'lmoerato -- but, wilaus
the
no Jobs.
ADd tb1
with tlae .Republ1.cctns,
re b isweB't.llentJ
G:we~t detemined in tbe 1960's 1 and
14-
hlv18el"& 1
t
te:nalned
~asing
creasme tbe am6urJt of iJw'e
nt, and
business e!lterprlse
tA!:m-.
ot
I
•
e
~
Mould do vas to rel
t
qstem 'b.;y
ntei"prt
tl:'ee
~ C8DII! frl::cl
Couusel ot
1rmeA of
llirJ
etate 1 Walte
ot
ct ot tbte kiad of
· n wJiQ waa "tbe arcls1
0tle of tJ:Ie
the opportuntt7 tor
~
t ~tal
to
t
So we pu:sed tax laWs
~
tbe
aYailab
~
tes; in t; ct, I
a4v
®2"
the
~ted
it
lmrs to reduce
al.Do
a1Jed
e
are tbe met UDf'a.ir ot all tue ;
¥
cise
repealed
we eeU tbe tnvestmeli;t Tax
t
ta. We
v!dUal income
~t.
b,
iat\'frest~
calleU
eDlush, that kind of ®Doid.c WnkJug dicltl •t coae
to b4ve labels.
can
u~,
tbOusllt
JX}t
au,
in aqy ~·
we said,
1
le~
lbt
to llma3e
the priva
wor ·
busb.leas plOPl.e,
cul.tu.t-e in
enterprl.se BfBtell eo to vodt.
them.
v1
times v th the leaders
~with
~1dent
tve met a ..,_
ot business
Jo\mson.
s been
ot
111
c:M r
5
e~ct
~1
~ab~ t~ertoa
Tile t
.....
a
~
dOuble tbat
put
Oil."
pat oux- trust ill
U
t•ve met
labol"
aa;r1•
S1t.t!Ja8 1D tbe
1u UDP\iblid.t:M meetings, dlsc:wsabS;jf seek1ns 84vice
t
eall.ed
ot liS believed tbat prf.-.te enter•
8(JVertJI',Ient did.
its aoaey
Mmin1c.trat1on eeae in at\d
1th bJ it and a
~
It came b'l3n
'beeauae t'bUe 's cever . unii:f'1 a "UX&ito.S.tJ' ot
lmev better
prt
tben
te Jbuoe
counsel,
grovtb rate in tbe Jaertean econ<:li\Y
at
otber 1Dd tr1el eo\llltl")"
ot ttme.
in personal
~
in tbe l.Ut five years has
-1;-.
:tt•a 3UGt like a4df.n&
ae~.
~- 1n P!'rB
~ in
uct of
Co
~
to . -ve
n
,our .fttderal
era
t:t;y, in l~
l
r
total
t' on tlla.t. bige:r
rate and produce
1ll)te
ptmJ-oo
eoUeete
Oov~l'IIDmt
bill10n doU,ara
it
last five
uational product. of Wa Couutt7, •
, tblm
t
t
1n l:'e-u.ftl•JA
•
bet~.
Ueeted
et1v1
t.bere vas
1
~
1
amt rate is 'below 4 percent_. ltN people ha¥ aeted ae, v.bat abottt thts
you
Jwt
U, let &Des!:
&uod
Ia it
eCOilCIIf1
eutiiJ!tl~·
little
X make e. look at. 11\Y Dote
rnDmt det1d:t. 1n
t
19591 mh!4
ye
•
I
19.)9;
deficit of 3.2.2 bUUo
:taat ~:r
t
~
or a.3
to
rour e
e:11nic lJke .l OU
vQQld
n,
?
ce o
~
tbat
c~
It 70U cov1d
n.na.
fint
or all
750 billion
ar 1 Aid
at preeent. tax
figtare,.
rvtaes,
:t would be
tiOil&l
4octor
o@llsay t.bat U it ecmtinuea t tbis pace,.
tiler 32 btUion dollan ot 1nc01e.
'tell
:e tb1&
ste&l ~Det1oll 1
,.aursel.f f01"
v vou1d
:boat
?
tr1llioa dollar
trUUon
t clet1e1t
otller tbiap ven doah
tlle meant1me,
t ia tbe C®dttlon of
(I!C(lRD'I'J
I
ot <toll.aro.
1l.Uo
pOint, aDd
b
JlO
vatlable
~~eeurtt71
tor
aa1 a ·
·
~~
U
a eCOIIOlQ'
rtcu.re.
that'll p!Oduee
never toucbed
t
tor otller
taxes
r pqrposes of p&l>Ue
that W
aation
-16l tJWik 1t' . tl tr to aq
aeecl$ .
fa~t 1
s J in
'b
't.bley' 1
t profit s
ve
been ve-q, ve17 good,
to Ameriee.:n
been
I th1.r*. it•
baWl bee SQod, ve17 good.
,
q
t least Jeaso
be
year _.
I
I
COiiOO
goocl
for
a..o.r worker.
teir to
Wtt.se are
Fum 1ncarDe 1s upJ tt.lU
t 2 bUJ.ta n doll..ars over last year ....... long QVi rdue,
a ~
area end
I Juat t JV pl. 1n to
e 1ty folk 1
I've beeD rea41a s about. tbe taxD prices ue b1sh and th1a to tbe c:
of· inflat 1o • You
t to expeet
t.sbop ooQditiobS trom 81V'-
boc11. lou
:ve
t to expec t
1'1
tiOns. hl1
aaJ.r7 ta
or
~
1n
to vo:k under
~tahop
York 3te.
eOIIli•
in OJ:'
~
carc>Um is getttn & au averag e of' 50 eents au hour
f'or bttl labor on ls1a f'arll1 aJld a rate o 50 nu
hour bued upon
Bl:l011lll
_t
ot
U tbe price
1nv'e ted eapitU 1n hU enterp rise tbat 1all 't ria}lt. .
1
or 11k sou
,
And
it •s
Uttle long overdue, t.bat 'e all. I
tb1:nk evel'J man ts entitl ed to his hlre. I dou't
that JOU C8!1 ~uati·
tr 1011 1ndu&t:'1al price& bt chlld l.abor costs .
1n this eo
J.Al~'l."
tr;y..
so uoUDd ~~
and the ccmut rr would
ll, it tie could Just
•
lou woul.d u't
badu'u pt, and you'd have
tl"oub le tlan we have tOdq.
r tor
und ~d IDellber of tb1.
c :tch up
Of
~sro
~a~.
labor, and agricu ltUN ..
too;
e have bish·.P riee non-Uidan
to vork f'or 60 -cent , vould D't t ba
11 81.\Y 1nsur
..
toa labot-
1n Jaerie a, and e do J:IOt
IP't
JliCire
V."e · :ve
c.bolis bed cbild l.abor
aud
~
end
a vas an underpa.1d1
lD tbe tbree ·le ed stool of busine ss 1
bad t1ae short le"'•
•e be&1mdns
DJV
to
-ever.y
OOQr&e 7
1t d14
dtq I l"tl$.C1 ill the letrop a11te. u PJ.oeas, f'em prices are
~don't adver tise
:t
prlee ot tbe paper is~~
-
ar
price of
e.dver ..isiug that 1 s on ever.~
C1ty1
peat 1'\U'al
t 1Je•a detrerYed it
cntic
aNa,~
rf.sht txN1 'tor tile
lo . time and
v s
loas•&Uf'terill& ~~ember ot tid.
1
tt1na 4 4ollars a
poor SOUl's
meant~ lle 's ~
6o cents
~~
to tell you
'* .
co~-
l:t-
ADd t long last
~1&Jlct tf1J:
tua ldlk.
t
h01Il' DOW·
(Appl.auae • )
Or bet 8 get1;1118 a 4olJ.ait and 42 COAts a ~1 f'or bta COrD•
cour ,
25
pric
;reent
of'
~s
~~ J.ustead
~
aU tA.ls.
vent
uP
25 ceuta. tllcb vas ·
out.
~reent ~ OA
ot o 6
t want to
lJell) I j
Ol'
ztw
oot"J:h
plug in vb1le I
t
tn
to you ..
Du.t ~ t1lit ec011001y is esaent1.alJN s~ ~,.
don't like. It's
t
lefJ
lll01'e
stves )'Ot.l tbia cheekQP e.e X aa1d
l'ou're $tl'ODS•
and
you
tou:r
G't looka
~
9.'llere are
SOJre
eip
Ukc goJ.Dg to JOUr dOetor and lle
sqs, 'W$U1
&POd· I
rou
look prett.J
oa..
eke you., stven ,ou X•l'fq's,
to btlve m part euler pro'blelt in JOur <Ugeat11re tract, )"'ur
SODBb4' .SOQ4 tor JQUor sse, eteetera,
FJtiJf¥G JOU*n pretty
~
vent to tell. lOll th1a: be a U ttle careM now. '.tb!nt 's. a
Utt.le at bere or a bit or teuion, slow
Uttle. Or •u sq
good but 1
dise
i!!Yer,rtblals
tbere Gee= t.o
little too J111Cb.. 1'be
vi
4 to be • there 'a DOW~ W1"0!ll vi tla 10111
tive t.rol.ible, baa •t
ian' a
:r&v ~DG, from b1
sbOuld gp
t 41
OW1'
•t meac
t.lltl1l
!A "W.e
doctor·
!'OOIIl
tbiat baaa't be&rcl tbat,.
Bow, tbat d.!.du't JaeeD
aDA eee tbe l.oeal morticiall and &1XIke
t l'QU cta.ae b
SlJ1 told
;t, 70 ·
~nts#
~ f~ 1
well.,
end
onq
te months toget:ber ~ mother ·(Ie~ter.. )
.... tmc1 1t idn't meau tbllt 70U1" relat:tw.
tbey vere gptng to diVide \lP tbe
a.~
look, you•re bc$1eall7 'be!Lltl:v,
Umg
lif'e end
tb.rt it.
aut was:
got a loug Ute to Uve if ,ou
~u•ve
~rou ought tG ~OJ'
all .a t once
re~
t it realq meant\l- 1s that JOu OJ.@bt
And
Jet. yourseU.
~rld.
au wondel"e4
1t mo.re
f'Wl7 e..,%7 4aJ1
w
li>we tl'Jll.t
·t' s
and
America~.
750 blllia dollnr enterpr:iae..
ilmtaatic.
I
Yatit
that i f ve really want to pray 1a t.hi,e courrt.ey'1 and we
to pra;r to tb.e
~
~V.,
God 1
t 'belona to W.S
tton.
tblnl,. it 1SJl't, travel
~t
to, we ought
wttb. eterual thsllks tor \be blessUlgs
There's~
~pla~
to say r1Sht- sau
Uke it .. 1md an,t.bae you
else.
(Applause .. )
Ue •ve done qUite well as a people and as a. system ...... soverraental
and
ecOIPn!c.. But,. and I sey but tllere are some ...igw:; tbat di&tl'.lr'b us.
ftJ.oat of till, tb1a
international
~Jcavt-burdened ~
prob~.
~,
Se
capital cxpellditu:re is at au
~ebasing ~r.;
hi.tlb·
little ti&b't,. or
. st nrtes are
~up~
ot mim said, he said,
to
a wr, I heve
build a barth
toda¥
~
sericn.m
the rate o prtva.te inveDtrcent per
~cede~
bigb..-
'lhinUr, the
e~r
eo~r,
ts at
!t Just ooems lite eve:ry t.lane tmt the eeonom.y
tbe ~ ts ·a l.ittle tiabt, and whel'e b
flmd
evfft'7bodiv
\1tlJ1ts to build,.
inter-
As one old Melli
JOlt ~ eve-17 time it lOoks like there ts gtltlljl
igbbor that df:etdes that's tbe t!rne be'$
Aad add on $us't a ltttla b:it
eeo~ ];n'e&fftU'e
VOJ."17 S:tgr:&$
'0\W economy
the tmlO\mt ot JllOllC¥ anilabl.e to the
an unprecedertted
t"'
ot
ill t.be
are 1a'lowtl in
ec~.
VO:td -
1'Qere
sot. to
~to the~~~ to~
are some
inflation.,
Y0'1!'f!1
sigtas end
those
• 1
~
controlled can be 4i
S Uke
COl'D'V'
Ute1'8l.q
old o-47t
o
to
t it
out ot
!)C....31
tbe.t i.ntlat
lU.6b veloeitJ' c
to
•s
up ttl $Mke tb& one
e:d.ate~.
~-
•
~~ tN
GOJ11c truspol't, 11.\Y de
C
8111
't reed to . ll y
, 1DflJV' ot ,ou trave
Y.
a sat'e, old elt.Pla¥. !-() real.q
aet out of kilter. Almost
~ <:BXl
tl:$' it.
IX:-3 travels at the ra
knots,
~a
va~
and tt:tt,', fort7,
are
~
tbel"e, pretv
to1 b\1t I
1t
sooa..
or tbe
"
C8A ~
t:r:7 1t,
t. A ~
t
u
:vela t
DO
'11fT 4ear
a Jll\lCll better
•
!&bt, stxteen, to
:t. )1lot is in t1Htt plae 1
1f' tbat pU.ot ~~$
or
r)].aQe, lOU tve e;pt trouble.
v1
ve -.ve to
vel-0: all
con role 81¥1 10\1
lQt 40n •t ver,
IJI'!Cl!WUl$1J.!l4 aJ)d eOfltrO
one
not SU~~Jed
up, put
hour1 mil
Idle
!do ol4 tesh1
QQSe
, but 1
bl~WC'lrec\
. • AtJ4 tt 'a up there
PQt the
ck
to
se,veJ:ltefitn
buDdred al¥1 f'Ut7
Yo:Q can .... I've novn e. oo..-3,
pull
~
u
rt ot is l.1ke
abal4
_M
~- ,
tttt.r mS.les
, 1t
e. Ar.lil 70u ean
and turn 1t
of about
so lllld1
ot
~
tl'$1n'ua. our pUots and that s
j
tbeae autc:lale.tic ar utaaated C-Oil'tl'ol
t- ,_ 1niDall beins t
-innll~m,
a is too 'Uilftl1able to
:rx:-3
age e~.
econosrv,. DOt
old-tasbiouecl t'our-e~ Pfl)P "Pl8ne·
you t.be,re fast, 1 '11 Gi'i'e you s
J.t
ite1 tlle cl.iJitat14
it's 1Zl -
acMeveJ~Jent
e ot
~comes
a:l.oll8
ana w
JOb that
pm" of V1atton ~-
•· but 1 ai;so is a daJlSero
that doe
~~well
I
you
~r
ana past
You '4 hope to
1~,
~
when 1 ae
u
s
ble to do it
to
7DU think about a pu.ot. Uke tbat t
vebicle tf'
't knoW llov to opera
could lan4 on cornr1 l4s
iD my dll:f
do 1
6QJZieOIDe
:re~ore.,.
transport) it'll do
to ® 1 it is vllat ve cell. tbe
4e .t gped
M-~
e&! of' the supter&Gnlc ~
You're Uvitlg in
or tf
tbe ol4
eoo.1.d
t would
•
set ott tbe tJ1ae
1Q
hl..\'rrJ'·
Vell, t.Mt'
w re Wf.!' are V1 th our eeOI.IOI\Y. 1e bave a b:!.sh-spi!e41
bigbo-veloe1ty1
SP
gliq·gecaed eOOXIOIQ'J
tl1ro1.ISb
whatever ve do vlth it
ae patt.ams or tormsJ or potential
® tm.UJt be done CSl"&t'ul.l.y.
~ ~~
thereto~,
~~
We have a radar, to to speak, em ovr
the Counsel of Ecoamie Adv1serB1 tJ:e .-r1caD biuJJJs
Ccam1dt)" 1th aU ot 1ta stattseal. proJeqttona. All ot t.hoae
fed into wlaat we call our contl'Ol.
tiOna
it cont1mles
s
're
thullderstom or hf.sb
o
be
~nsit7
vo14s tbm'A.
:J:UI'lle:Tio~~.QU;UlS
veU,
nrefer
:ve
to
)"011
a.te
p1'Q~·
ser
tbat i t
ccmom1e
that. we 1IJ1J.7
set lmrtJ
do :1D that plane tbat you came uP
~..
bt goJ.tJS tlu'ousb thnaierstorma;
1f be k.nowe, for
poa.si'b~
can,
xample, tbnt tlle plane bun •t
n
•
uice tak:eof't
eDd ve
•ben,g into
chtmces
a sood pilot 1$ watching tbat
Pl'O'Wt tbat he's
~~
s.o1»6 to run
. ctor arouad 1t Just as
oa.
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if
'd like to
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to bor.rov
IJ01ill! &Del ~ m.td
aJJi
to ti~D up tbe
1
rlabt tlltou8b
tbiB Country
~nt?
't)!lq JIGl'e
bappitleas
. retty
s
~
teDd to it, ,.ou'll have
expend:1tUres.
o~
the
or gove,_..,.,llt.
ople.
ADd
laS
'.Q
_ l. Q
'.1!.1e Gc:M!rl:Dent
ot
t
r con&Ultat10D w1tb a11. a&sment of
to be best tor
eoul.d be d1eastrous~
Said that. the~ leg1<thlate of
student
w~
lntlathm 1 like hish blood
lXJt
4uty of
tioD to take a SOQd lard look
to be best
seem~
lit
and llOre ~ mol"e, and tQ pu$h
tbe eltare
lliited States bas
vbat
and m:>m
1110re
1Dta t.1J!. stratospbe.re.
s JetterBOD ocee
¥erllllettt its
fferson
61ld raiae intere t. rates
this illt.erfereliCe with lrusitiesaf What is
1
1
more1
natioah
;IXNSSUl!e.J
if you
t 1t I!P Wld
Ana. intlation in tb.1G
stl"'ke.
eco~
So, your rbverlDI!mt is aoiQs to cut Pede
I vant to make that. quite clear. t.lbat 'a vhe:re ve
GtQrt.
(Applause. )
Eve-ey s.t.ngte d~partaent or 70w:' Govermaent. has been ordered
Ptesident ot tbe tbtted State& to
prt~ne
out law prtarit7 items..
at people aren• goblg to llJre tbat7 axd
rn guarantee you
'tv the
A lot
that ve'll
get letters traa eVfn1b<'Ja3t because ever;rbXI:y tb.inks their proJect 1s a
btgb priority'
~t
item.
oae?
t d.o ;ou
t do ~u
1 !be bridge 1rl my
1 '!he ta'barato17 down
tate 1SD't t.be
re
tar
e,sr-1·
cul.tU1"81 expertllent.ation inn• t more iq;lol"taDt then tbat proJect that
~
16
haw up 1t1 ~llll87lvania? sqe a Collgressmal.h
s
:t• goJns
I senecl in Col:lgl"ess
· let youf.n on a seeret ..
!l'bere vere no more :tmportant proJects in tbe vorld tball vbat bapp&ned
I was concerned.
bt. w.as
Pre~ideat
job.
or the
l: vas 'tllited states bel'.llW t%'<:lm .MbmesotaJ and the
Ult d States will
to aee the 8187 words of a
·2).-
~d
435
torS IUld
~rn
. pub ieaAS &l)d ~tS
'1111'
ttJ"
)'OU
ot t1:1e JbWJe ot
1' go1
iked -
fri.tmds.. 'Wbe11 ,au. cut 0\lt
2S a
cJle a
. t.b.tns
I clon't
1.n.
U&em, I' mt be1rJg
t tbe7're 1D
ated 1n 1a tbe
41
to Jet
lbt
QQe
ODe
Mt.
but-
OD
t1
a
tbat tlle
~roe
llGt.
tt.
:t a.oesn 't
I do 't
because tbe
~r ~
axw Jttnd of'
vlllt you cao do. 1lMm tJle Oaamber ot
11 aa11ng ~ 1u peme Dt1
in
ut
,
~l""'cr1Ucal;
t it, and U yov,'
J'OU
Pl"QJect tor ~~ tbe7 can stve
on ~ a1ld
~·t>e illtezoes ted
present att •• And
.....
proje~
Coa:uee baek
C0agres81111ll1 sbT us
pas
a
resolut toa
tbt;t cut.& ~ our pmt
otttce, not the one that take eere ot oar tlDoc1 eOl:ltrol FOJeet, . DOt
tbe ODe t t preveats us e;ettiDS our auport . stop tlat a~ CNt
tte.re 1n lilabo., but uon•t t.oudl lt out. 1D R!arlte<:rta. I've been ~
or tbe a4vautaae• o£ l»tns 1D so~ .
it•
lO:lt bow, I
~
to tMcl:l
dCR'ln .... 'Jill gatl.uate ctegee
tm tJaivers ity o1
student iD .-rt.can
I'
I v
a
~or. gacluate a
tbe louisiaD a state thtvers itJ'~ went to
M:i.Jmte0tli 1
Colleee 1n st. Pal.\1..
Oove~t.
ta~
u both plaee
bad thouarmds ot
<bve~
Dt
•
Oat in li:Alltst er
men
vomeu
I feel t ow eve7:!f oae
or
a
(Ia~ r.)
I reaJ.l¥ do.
(Applause )
Eecause t J t talJS,bt "
t I
so~
became
nt.
~·
Atl4 S<D
very dtfticu lt
t tbe book
said.
'ltlen I
aot
to~~~
Daen I fat.md ®t vJaat
~fit lt bav to clo !a.
Of t1ae dec1s1olle tbat 30u Jla1te in AOVeftiDfnt are
a.
So,. to s\II:'D8l'1ze it quic~ 1JI:R 1 v!Jat ve•ra ~to do !a tbts
-24ee~
todq 1& to put on juat enougb b1'8ke
~called
velocitq1 tb1a qpenon1e tr
apeeds tbroU&b t
I
1&
~s
onq
the
run
t
ts 'tbe
1
counsel,. vi
nt
~·
\q)
90
t ve eall politic:
,
pie.k:ing t.lla1t"
n1¥'l>ift"'llft
llbich doe
not
labor to 1thbol4 on
,ou
prudent
1
_.~~, QQ.t
~·
m::~4
their 1
mere~
include
k.l:br tbat
:t
•
atch it veq eare~ll
l-Ie
t1»
t rea1l1d ~of' otae
b# I
U2 b!lllasw of dol.l.ara,
t
tt
can be tol.ld'aed a:J11tlfq1
..
defense
CQn}':llntes
~u.
I
oug1rt to
ViCe President intendS to reduce
tb& Ptesidexlt nor
our
lllill
ant1-1ntlat1oo
So \te
to stop clefendJ.Dg your country,
1:~r
vitll people ad
atratnts upon blisiness and esldng
polic:J.ea.
tbe 8JIIO\lDt ot eocmitment in
!i
talkh~
tha~'a
contracts, but 1 t al.oo includes1 U
of the
o:r tbis totel. ibtleral
7or&
blul to
1%1 this ~ haP-
QoDsultat.iOIU
C0116ultation.
t.bere 1 onq 24. 1ll.io.n ot tbe vl'lole ll2
~&
Scae~
ar friends, 0\ll" Uves are
Just vt&itiJlS
gove:nD~tnt
drive..
with tbe tara group&, w1t:b t..Ae
ttlDg
s~
to
consulted vith ~bus~
bus~ss Dlltl;
1lt of tbe t:be
e~t
on
llish .rate of aeetde:nts.
to~
after it
1 vant to tell 70\11
pe
~
1%lstitutts~
tbat pel'SOD ar t.bat
peDS to be the govel'l:IDeDt •
labOr
:ve tv art ers in eveq n«r.
to:r tbe
D.ttr1 1n t.b1a 1natanee1 $C111e'boq baa
~- 1 aDd
tbm the me.n
expected.
pMbleJa 1& sa:ret.111e tbeJ don tt.
tbe vebicle
be 1
t
at ration ot drivers. We
1 a
to sate
tbe
:tn
dri~
t.llat*s to
front.
1n
a better
tb1 b1gb.-
w t ve •re tJ.71ng to o. And
t •s
11lent slde •
lov
p:IW'er to
b~t
to this <bunt%7's
to pay 1.1ltere
t
bonds. naose bond$ bave to be good.
aeeurit7·
on Q:wertl'll&llt. bonds ..
u :wrn-k 1th~
uy
tbem own
1$ ~ 24 b11Uon do~-
·25-'C
ttea br lav tbet is trrevaca,ble . So, vheJ1 i bear people &S$J VBU.,
u ousbt to cut tbo.t bua.set. ADd l got a lette-r tram a tell.ow oue ti:E
t 1t 50 bUUcm, aDd
t sai4
v
, ana l3te
~ee
a vetel"'ll,
sa1ds well, U ~ 're 1
w
hav
'&
t.lle c
1
chtlase
11
tile 1s.v
or CQQsresa
t Ills :N.cord vas. AM
vas thi&
tbat and t
I th1Dt JOU OU8bt to kDov tbe:t
tim c-.ltuen\6 em Veteraaa Compe
tU 10\1
Cotlgred
tol4 ._,
t1cm.
.a.ad )'011'4 ba
Can't touch t1aet1
to talk t.o t1ae
about tlaat.
1tle ~ !dent 3ust. reeent13' vetoect aa ina~ polley tll"ana
tor
the J'aderal empl.o,ee&1 as you koor.J.
We ba"Ve certailll:lliOUDt of interest tbat
debt; tlQd I'a s
,ou vouldil 1 t waut
to be the first to default
We bave
certain
8110~
we have to pey on tbe ptbl1
. GoYel'llllC!At o£
ita interest M'Jiel-'ts.
ot mo.,.
t ve s~ •~
to put tnto
enttre e1V111an apeets of tbe
·261
~1
Eve~
I vant to sq this.:
cle;pmis on the bealtb of tl.Us eeonom:r.
t
1D (be world ®&1
,Out" fellow
ee~
c>t
man, or you caa htlve eood old
u
Q\tl'! .
ave
CU.
~
to 4o
~ good
1Jlteu..
:rou can 'be tilled ~ vitll ~loG $ld love ct
_ f.tag, bllt it'll
mlt\ wave
You erm
that we
o·\Jt~
sood1
d~ DO
enougtl
to
f'«s~
UODe
~
-ricu Jatrtottsm
•t.oever,
tile
~
~
of tbill
tb1s
~t
Stoeiet7·
lbw1 we itdn •t ask to ~
res~U1~ in
tttts vorld, but, e 1t. Ana I t.bt!lk ple1n talk SA _ . 4 nth 1004 eitizeas. tltlere
Ul vv be aJld ~re nevel" baa been a per vacumn in the worl4• A.u4
rt1f ~
riOSUS 1 if JOU are' I1Qt VUJ.i!l3 to Jt8¥ tbe nf.ce for AIDerie&.n
llow
le~p
tt< ..
on
1n
~l'e·n
a
tro~bled
worl41
tammmist lea.W.u".s
are w1lline to
a aectr.tty pp in tb1a wrlil tbo:t v-e•ve ba4 to
i-t vae JA ~ &at it. atiU i1i
tm..
our· pave;'•
~
~
IUiQ
we <le11'elope4 st:ons
Dntrlu: to tbe at4
taldns over
~
Mret
t, bllt mu.eb less no; and at tJle
eDl Of W<rl4 War D we bad to :tt1l tba.:t oeellrlt)' p.p vltb. OUt"
n1
p.G,7
~~
w prom\ll..satei
~s,
otUr
the
or ~ce aac1 ~ ntJd stopped UJe CorauniGto
:d
·~.
We 4\wel.oJe(l tbe al..lU."lee <mlled Oeate.J 1n tbe M$Mle East, tor
secur1~1
m ·the
Hl44le Esat.1 sad tbe ~ts MH not taken ovvr tt.
.Ml.4d1e l"Aat.
\le &weloped the AUitlllce tor~- att4 .
~iGSD1
eai we b.6W COlll'dtaneato
trate t'bat area
~
Ctlbn,
~~
Rio Tre&tr tc1r Jatia
too; and tll!!lJ''ve tried tope..,.
~If~) ~
in CUba. Castro
t~
1s an !Gelated, forlom, neurotic ..
'lbere •s
~
e,
senq,r.tv liPlP tu
better than
the wOtld
~ Of
4U Cb:l's ebilil'Fen Uve ill Asta.
ana one· ot
ell of awltind
~ t~
11~.
ts
1Q A&ta
~-f'!Nis 0Z
tbe ereates.t. ~to ,.a~
ftnd.:q
·27
secur!tr t.od.tv' l1ll4
democracy 1
.ArJd
thrlt.
rour 11te Emtl
tbis f'ree enterpris e qeterll
this
1n Asia •
w re f'Uling thatt securiq saP•
If
of'
Ctaam1 t tb1
Dlt ill Asia,
ana
ul4
1QU
:vUl
~
if you doz:a 1 t want to do
of' tbat lll1Dd.
I can asaure 7tJU
bappy to do 1t1 theil' 'Vf.q'j
pr~
O'amvrtst tld.•·
:t
the Soviet Ulio •
ism e · t.Datiou of
non•O:Irrnun!st tree nations todq 1D Asia otand1DS e.:1.oDe tllat is s'b'orlg
eJ:lOUE!tl to hold baclt the UllbeUt.wable ti4e ot tnaan1 t7 e.D1 pou r that
can cane out
so,
qlt
Oaammist
QW~a.
we have stepped ill to f:lll
Hdllippi aes
rigb~
wbat P.resiaeu t
~0$
called the other day tbe -ci.rlty SJlP•
eo trie:s, tbeae llOD-CcllauDist countries 1 can get
~ILT+'h 1
rorees
to
ends
eeo110mie
to p-oteet tbeir own
1
Gt tl'le
ladies and
~s.SJ
CJ:3e
tattl .,.__~r,.
stability ,
can build oqp their own
oaeurtv.
ntlemen, it coats Dl0Jle7•
It cost e. lot ot
~
e n tbe role of orld leader. We are tbe orl.d leacler;
ver ignore it.
LlDCOln once sat<l
'll
e
can 't
t of tbeir ~ lose
or ~ eave tbe lut best hope on earth", an& t•ve trawl.$1 arotm1 tbt
wrld a sre&t &m1 - I tve bee:a into Asia t.\lre t:laes .since last n,ceJ.rlbe:r -and tbe .p eople tbere look to the tltd.ted states. 'lbe7 doll 1 t look to us f
- -.... - ·
An a utter Of faCt o•;re. etvirl6
Jlational produot iD
tore~
aid tban we
tar less tod.lq ot our gros
ve in tbe l&s.t 20 J'ftl"S•
te
give uch a small pereentaa e Of 1t1 it' .relat1ve4 " iml1p1ti eact.
:t tbey look ·to
ua for
is lDpe and proteet1o n; a:Qd that 'e Ybat tle
Jmllti'1can position in the world
iP )'OU before:
'!bat 1ibttre
t.bere De'ller will · •
aDi
~·
Aud I repeat vbat I've
neve:r been a power vseunm 1n tlle world Gl1d
It ve 're uudJltng to tult1l.l ur respoaai'b 1l1Ues
opportUIU ty at Yorld leaael'Sln p1 rest assure
taiet in veurt areas
4S.
tro:"ld tbere are otller torce• \dllms to do tt.
liDai~
wbat ol.ild ba.ppen in
em
rcss
l.a~tn
r au ecoacaic 14 a.a
todq it the
Ameri.
lmll!r.n<:l!m .~-v.~
tbe Jo ? You tbtU
t
tro•s
problem! tou'd he:v1 1t 1n eount17 fter ~·
have
rliD three
ve not
we not
ppened 1n
t~ 1
tJd.Dk
:ve S&1d, you
been t
S.a 'a
tordq
~..-..
hat vould have baPJtJene:4 111 l~71n
tvo-t.btr4s ot Qre ee 1 and 1Ddee4, tvo-tlr.tl'da at tbe C1ty o't
Atl- in
1r so-ca.lle4
ot Uonal. ~tio •
t
~ tbe
q
ntl:olle4.
Vte~
ot
a
• 1bq
soYel"'l!letlt ll t-1llles in 16 mDU'la.
tt ,.ou t:l:a:J.n'k t.here 's stability -- 1Ds't$bi11t~ 11l
litt
tour
t
aove
bit.
to Ule
t
pe
t
,ou
tte , aa1 tbe
tte<l.1 to adwmee
~1
cou.uta':f 'b7
~
uto
stafld,.
:t.
ion
1D t.be Beate
on one attel'DlOil
ol.l.ers
r.noon beea
cause our
~
colle4
teneee
..a to
eou.\4
over
&
t!.mes
11
tJ:1e7
In 1961, leat ,at&'
of tbis
to
•
t a orld var ..
tJ.l.om.
n ve voted en
ot tbe
~
sioa un1e
d 1s
tbe Be
$414 tbat the
Q:amtm1 am ~....,..
tn · 1"l.1n on
a;
~
~
bew \lbat 1 kllOW $11
we bad to
or t-teA, Jobla
eent tbDwl!nds
\1
fcnees ot
•C8UD4!
iW1'1®& ot the
c1s1on.
'fkrl7
~1~~
pieee l.\1 piece.
knarl;
aa
Greek •
ADl.
urwm sJJe.U oot
uot
of
ne:nt bUUo
troopts.
, l t JQUr
t
~..
I was
tioDal. six billion
Un :tor def. ·
not. been tende4 to thereJ ut:te
~,. · tO'//
ot time.
nt
~r
2SO t.blt.U»md
~nen
to Europe.
ltDtf oue
~ +~$
·29deeisiml& could bave bee:u
be
war.
atood 1"1lDJ t
ADd the on:t¥ reason tllere
at tbat 's
of tbe
ODe
~aec:ms,
I $1»ula
'
Caatro•a Cuba: lh took over tllat ~ vitbout Jaeb restete.noe on
our
• Be sat it w n Ju$t tor tbe people.
tben after
eot eonl be
•
revol.uttoth
And e•ve bad to spend 'bUUmm be
AM in 19()2, 1u
t
all, t..h1& nat1an
posstbUity" of
v.t
vi
•a talked about
Aud
•
staent l'eDDeQJ' 1 I kDOV.
ean,
eel to
and
C3l8
back to
port of his
of that.
to fa@ tie Soviet ll1101:l
I w s ill tM
, te Douse, rq
eats,
• lbB}lbrey reeall.Q when I I"ecet
w~.
Anc1 I vas one
or
eol.led 1D :for COUD.Sel.
wue wiw.n hours or
And
-I,ICW. 11ar,
t~twleet"
u.t ~lear war; a~ eveq one
end our plaaes Wft loaded, aDd t.~aey
tkdted Ste:tes,
~
tor tille,; od
.
•
a little old convei)-
ot our usiles vas alerte41
:re di&penJed t.!u'Ougbout t1le
lDOVed our fleet to tlae Ptmama Ctulal1
11e Of1r11e4
JPtiee .... Get. Ollt ..
And W !Wd.ta Kruscbev not have: lef't1 I <!olltt kmv vbst
have
to tbis
as be
t ~
ric
tal.l.ing
1
bu we
ere
o\114
pared :"or tbe ho.l..oee: t 1
could be with m1111ons or 11 e 4t stake.
'fou t.h1nll Job.:n Kenraedy vatrted a war? You l.maw better 'tha.u that.
D.tt he .kuew e.&ld you kDDV $Dd I know tbat it 70\1 let tbe aagreas02t1 or
if 100 let tyraaaieal powers use
108
nt to ga1D.
at o asgre ion as p-.>11 t1eal.
tbe1 obJectives, the.re' no ~ce to ld.4e.. ~re 1 s
nopee.oe.
So, :rour laer1
vi
weapo
toclq
Just mis-siles aDd plaDe •
•
I'm Q:wil'IIU'l of
G to
be strong.
z•
~at
;you eu 't be Bt%'008
been out to see tbe new atomlc
Counsel, !Ember ot tbe liit1QQ41
·30.
Seeunty -ch\maU.
It
ta.1lle Vi tb
1r
I ba'W! visited
our- pilots. I'
ttletield With them.
IIDB-t
ttorld tbat. w1l1
ve
And I c
no respect
f
~
been in Viet
oa.use it it doesn't, there
&tl."oDSJ
ewrs base
•
,our
Countrt bas.
l've bee out on
tell 7011 tb&t America must stq
~
evil fQroes. at wol'k 1n tb1a
your kind \lal'ds OJ'
~
k:J Ddl~
- they'll move, am tbe7 are ~
So
nation r.teed.rJ to bsve a etrc:llg eollOID1 to s
its oversea&
ibuttie .. Tb1 nation needs to bave tJtroD& ~ 1n ..Ame¥'1aa
to
poasible to~ 1l20l'e aDd DDre oZ our people to participate 1Ji t!d.s
tteOilOilJ',. You. can tt ve
tro1.13 ~ overse with ve America . t
a4mon1t1
baaae.
You
po
C~.U~Mt
rv,
:ve au
~
Oft'r t.bere -
not
overseas
t J.a
eucee•sful.l¥ tisllt it
Nil. to those ot 10U having deep religlo
fllt
remtl!rhr.r what 1\lpe
~se ~
f':l.a~Jt!Qg
re ..
eonvtet1on aDd a»U"lt l
XXIII sa14 1 aa:l l:
I'm e.bOut to repeat -
the wu on
Ueve eftlT
rd ot
r'Wbe.re tbel'e is coastant vtmt ~
there 1s no peaee. '
ill tbe vorl41
world
JlOV
sa:td
t
e~
Qld,71ti1Ql leader 1n tile
greatest t.1l'te :t to vorld peaee toc1a¥ is wot'ld
rt7·
•re nc>t Jttet out feedins
So
dott.G 1o
~ana~
tree rat!oll.
lot
ot lbttentots.
\~bet.
ve•:re
tbat tbie #lleriea of ours ean survive as
e ·~ ~ to make 1t posai !le tor what we bave
re to
are no lo.upr ben1.ers, tbeJ tre brideea• .And UJat
· se akies ere
tl'attie
and that the
~ 1a l'Q!lB] )er every dq1 and the cla¥ ot tbe
Sntereontm entel ball1otic
uUe has l184e us onq 15 to 20 minutes
f.rQ.n
ou.r
~st e~.
.ADd tbat tbe
po~Jer O't
clestl"U.Ction is
le~~~1c:m.-
So
w.
tU"e ~ng
&\Y
in aD£1
aa,- out,
You kn:lw1 it's so eaq to debnte and
wben
you~
)'0\1. ba.'v'e
~
tHseuss.. &It tlle tbat hOUl"
in public lite ~ PreSident vhen you itave to d&cicla, tmd ~
to
~
a (teeision"
t1:1e7 ao,
and ~
w
mJd tlese 6l"e tougft 4ea1stcms.
neea eca«emlc
~ peQple
~
Cd t.hat •
~om,
~-
dw
we 1'lt'le4 f'fte
tl»tts wbJ we eed w protect. tile lfigbt
~
t
bis &rouiollG
~ 6~
pu;t \lQtler the
Well, l&.diea
a.ua
or p;blj.e
p:re~ious
ria,b:~1
~~
&:me so tme1t ten! U. ea'®-e of
vo~ld
rigl)t, beea:w~~
~
am\
need to be
~tiOJta
9J&m •a never 'been a
peaOQ
km:lw ......
f'4 41~nt1
1J.!Ie:re'~
n'tl.emea11 I tld.llk ft•ve 4ctle quite wll.
mvs been a couutq
~
tbat • \4\Y ve
p-e~, and
even thou&h 1t 1110' at titles ir'ri.tate us, i it 1s a
one 1s never qUite
bette:- tblm
as ours
~un~
tbat •s
'aete 's aemr been an
eoolll'JmiQ s.ysteJt that baa ~d u 1'll8l\Y 'benefl.ta to a; MJV' people,
flli4 Vbet t.a letrt. a£ all is tbat eve in 12ttG Qreat period
~
prosperlty-1
11ave
&t:tl'.t t1:&e least of
~ Qe
help.
tbe:
n
a~
~ea
a:trora
to
Of
load. Dtta te
e~sive
~s:tlttll
Yo:tk
......
ot it$
ex~"e~
people unnbl.e to
And t.bell one
and
doeGll't come ba&, eild be leaves
it•s mt
bet1;.er
to 11t13 tor the
~business,
'bt
eve~
o~
~u
fellow's
z•w
all
aat a
~
parttet~ ..
csnmt.
eal11
wu.
lbl 1
tbat 30 dol.lar
~sixth, tbt~s
bleb•
treat .. d
~
I dan•t th1Dk ,.OU't'e' helpina btm.
be a
wt
of~ hfab~t,
su oZ ,.au, lttd it's
:re~ SDf31£,
lf'...
ean.,o:v· tbeb" fn!r slau"e
like gotng into oaa
re~ant1
~s.:nt,
tit wld.eb ,.ou are a ~ ~itizea -
'*:t horne.
1CJU WSDt
to be l&el.ped. AtKl
~ fU"e
to do 'With sotiflnal.iam Oll'
'W$
it
and
We haven't ~~ &~ tJJe ~p't~
nat to 'be pitted. •
Sto:tea ot
ve
pave~
~.
Atd tlr.ts isa't
~~
CODm'!~·
ot
ell rislatt
I thtds: it'&
-32-
ao,
v •re
to<la7 at1Udng ·aad investUig out
we'
ama it. ArJd I Jmow JOU
totes. tou. be ·
'
v.
. 1nG
r about
about tile miatakes 1n our tore
abOut the
pol.iq. l'o11*~ al•
COUDtr;y that f 4J De''Vel' beeD ble to do ......
to saae people -· ~ but ma1te Jlistek.es 1 s.~ todq
aJ14 moat
b1
erM
n&t1oD OD tbe .fa~
tio •
I etten
ot
~
htJv ve 414 it if
Its
tJ:e earth?
Uv1l'l8.- :ft& ch1 Ja:re
t ~ of
m1a
ea 1D our m.Uttaq policy. Yell, isn't it
mt...
t.Jaat
8Q
1n d\IC&tiou
80\ll'Ce
t.'b! r1
st
ople have tbe
ot
:ve t,b, beat
eve~
n.g
eauce..
w
Cnar.lof'o-use • )
1
qt.Ute ~~ I tJa1Dk
m1J.) takes but we •
•ve 4oue l4w
110\1'
vi
l)l)t
its
dou•t ant to
waat to be
~
ib1llties 1n
Ol'J..PC;ll"tUDi
golden
troubled wcwld.
:p?rttmity 'tat'
lbtJltJ:C ie wol'SO
~ataes 1
aDA to bave vasted
sa people. Alx1 wet
Plas or vba:l ~u look :t 1t,
and 1t 70\l feel. as
triOt •. I 4ml •
l'q
6P around ing able
011
eartb. ASlil wbeD
to tbe
stUl lUrie
at
to be
quical.
tear 1n ,.our e,e
Uaited
1 o,
)'OU aal.llte
been
- t
l'la aG unabuhed
l do.D 't th1Dk 1011 ]tU'Ove fouraell' to be an
you cube eihlcsted, l tbiDk ~
Uf'e
t
..
st bope
r
to baY
BotJl1J:lg could be WOl'liJe t'baa to
CIUle4 to d.\lty an tae last
I
sbil'k. We 'a D)t
u tale aatioll i'Jiat waa ·UD.WU11ne to ocept
W bave tbat Ol'P)rttmiV as a ~ttOJt
1ntell.eet
e~t
t
1tmw%l s t.J.IJ :poUeemau ot tbe vorld. llJt
lleel1 ealled to dut7 and to have tailed.
g1VG
maae
tbat J'OU v11l keep 1n 1II1D!
tbe
uat1ou doea bave reap;mstbUit:Le s tbat it
we do
We've
learned f1oaln trial and el"l'Ol".
So, I lea~ JOU
va.r:rS.m-s.
wen.
:tes.
:t tbllik
10Jl car~ be tntell.1.pnt,
tilled vith tile l"idD:Jesa
n JOU
PJe4ae tbe AUesSance
•33-look t it, Just ~r this 11mt it ellCJII1.PG&aeS
h~ ot tbi Republic wii'Jl all of its patu
_ sorrov,
And
!~
wttb.tn
vttb all ot 1ts achievement and slor.r; Wt if' :ou.
t.l'Wlg to J0\11 ,.au
vJten
0'\SSbt to
<:a, I kmw tJ.tere •s
~ m"tl
GtJJ~e
f.
t
~
Ibt. I
't
hUe,
tk&ited St tea,
tbert
tl\ink1n&; :J.t
tq>
~ar
, tooJ vbe
u pl.ea11e, abOut o11t"
occast~
tbq
tory.
of tJae future.
~t
tar
:t ve
ADd be proutl klerleaus
err on
have
the i1aa
J,ng about 0'111" past slorY~
not
a.on• let tbe first erit1e
course- we' U
e
t huDdl'ad$ ot =Ulions of people 1n Asia
It repl'esen ts f'or thea
all.
A
t after Jla.Vlng been Ul tbia llf'e --
about tllat tbis is the prca1
justice
:J.~.
dOll •t have tc iP oveme _£h
.rica ud
tmd latin
their hope
are trained to do
to teetity
public lite qUite a
J¥lt eve
vwld
O:JDurd $til tbat spit on it, and I
'.ibey'
+Jlat do it
ot
ot
- agitators that tbrow rocks tbrousb our embass," Y1ndove.
hired to 4o it.
and Afr1
be eroUDd 1Jl ot'be~ parts
s by.
tlag
there are a
tbat .Flag meaJQS
It
bG c1v1
tli~t ~tj} t.{)
y':re tbinldag
tbis F1ag re
Dts
-- l4bert1 4od
leeders aD!
ot
JOU dissuade you.
Ot eouree we tU
$taDl
e mtsea.leu laticJu on
•
D.lt I remind
eause of
rou
mtion
t
~
m,
and
part o the wo;rld. And e.s J.cms u the
<~oienee
~
not
atrl COIIi:d.
n to
~,
•re doins
ople ot
rtea
it~
~
And
in the
lie 're
in other
rica -.ve a seae
we, U eont.!nue to
tid s of Mstory am not on tbe ·ide
ave of t.b9
so much tor so
lilited Stete& ot
t
at
give
do
it.
ot the Ccunm1 st.s. ~':te
tuture. ~ 're t11e ~s am tile baek.vater o-r tbe
·~
pe.ot.. 'lbe mre of
r
Jbst
in on.r
ople
~
w
fUture is Jcertca1 e!.d what thls
treea
nal. election.
pursuit o.f bappibes •
1st revol.ution•
t'
it and ·ten:l \W for 1t.
,.ou 'Vel.7 much.
•
bst
A Q:alnmitJt
ttons
ne r
•
.And I
V® .
elecU
t to have lite, l1~1 and
Aa't tbltt 'n our revolutiOD Ol.IX" Y
t:ountrt atant'ls
s~at
tlet •a not the
t ve
pro1td
of
•
f
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