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We May Be Living In The Twentieth Century, In Resplendent Sophistication. But Deep Down, Most Of Us Find Ourselves Still In The Stone Age Of Superstition.

Mere Longevity Is A Good Thing For Those Who Watch Life From The Side Lines. For Those Who Play The Game, An Hour May Be A Year, A Single Day's Work An Achievement For Eternity.

Science Has Taught Us To Lengthen Life. Now We Must Learn To Make A Longer Life Worth Living. Older People Deserve Choices That Let Us Live Out Our Days As We Wish. We've Seen People Making Such Choices All Over America, And We Realize What We Might Have Known From The Start: For Most Of Us, There Really Is No Place Like Home.

One Has To Grow Up With Good Talk In Order To Form The Habit Of It.

In This Sometimes Turbulent World, The River Is A Cosmic Symbol Of Durability And Destiny; Awesome, But Steadfast. In This Period Of Deep National Concern, I Wish Everyone Could Live For A While Beside A Great River.