'peace And Friendship, In Freedom.'

I Have Said Time And Again There Is No Place On This Earth To Which I Would Not Travel, There Is No Chore I Would Not Undertake If I Had Any Faintest Hope That, By So Doing, I Would Promote The General Cause Of World Peace.

I Believe It Is A Tradition In Baseball That When A Pitcher Has A No-hitter Going, No One Reminds Him Of It.

No Man Can Always Be Right. So The Struggle Is To Do One's Best, To Keep The Brain And Conscience Clear, Never Be Swayed By Unworthy Motives Or Inconsequential Reasons, But To Strive To Unearth The Basic Factors Involved, Then Do One's Duty.

We Must Achieve Both Security And Solvency. In Fact, The Foundation Of Military Strength Is Economic Strength.

Statesmanship Is Developed In The Hard Knocks Of General Experience, Private And Public.