To Be Persuasive We Must Be Believable;

Tuberculosis, Starvation, Fatigue, And There Are Many Who Have No Desire To Live.

The Newest Computer Can Merely Compound, At Speed, The Oldest Problem In The Relations Between Human Beings, And In The End The Communicator Will Be Confronted With The Old Problem, Of What To Say And How To Say It.

I Am Frightened By The Imbalance, The Constant Striving To Reach The Largest Possible Audience For Everything; By The Absence Of A Sustained Study Of The State Of The Nation.

Seldom, If Ever, Has A War Ended Leaving The Victors With Such A Sense Of Uncertainty And Fear, With Such A Realization That The Future Is Obscure And That Survival Is Not Assured.

We Must Not Confuse Dissent With Disloyalty. When The Loyal Opposition Dies, I Think The Soul Of America Dies With It.