A Nation That Is Afraid To Let

We Shall Be Judged More By What We Do At Home Than What We Preach Abroad.

There Is, Of Course, A Legitimate Argument For Some Limitation Upon Immigration. We No Longer Need Settlers For Virgin Lands, And Our Economy Is Expanding More Slowly Than In The Nineteenth And Early Twentieth Centuries.

Now We Have A Problem In Making Our Power Credible, And Vietnam Is The Place.

Now, As Never Before, Hundreds Of Millions Of Men And Women-who Had Formerly Believed That Stoic Resignation In The Face Of Hunger And Disease And Darkness Was The Best One Could Could Do-have Come Alive With A New Sense That The Means Are At Hand With Which To Make For Themselves A Better Life.

Our Growing Softness, Our Increasing Lack Of Physical Fitness, Is A Menace To Our Security.