DwightD.Eisenhower-FarewellAddress

1、Dwight D. Eisenhower- Farewell AddressDwight D. Eise nhower: Farewell Addressdight d. eise nhoer: fareell addressgood eve ning, m fello amerians. first, i should like to express m gratitude to the radio and televisi on n etorks for the opport un ities the have give n me over the ears to bring report

2、s and messages to our nation. m speial thanks go to them for the opportunit of addressing ou this evening. three das from no, after a half en tur in the servie of our oun tr, i shall la don the responsibilities of offie as, in traditional and solemn eremon, the authorit of the presiden is vested in

3、m suessor. this eve ning i e to ou ith a message of leave-tak ing and fareell, and to share a fe final thoughts ith ou, m oun trme n. like ever other itize n, i ish the ne preside nt, and all ho ill labor ith him, godspeed. i pra that the ing ears ill be blessed ith peae and prosperit for all. our p

4、eople expet their preside nt and the on gress to find esse ntial agreeme nt on issues of great mome nt, the ise resolutio n of hih ill better shape the future of the nation. m on relations ith the on gress, hih bega n on a remote and tenu ous basis hen, long ago, a member of the sen ate appo in ted

5、me to est point, have sine ranged to the intimate during the ar and immediate post- ar period, and fin all to the mutuall in terdepe ndent duri ng第3页共5页these past eight ears. in this final relationship, the ongress and the administration have, on most vital issues, ooperated ell, to serve the nation

6、 good, rather than mere partisanship, and so have assured that the business of the nation should go forard. so, m offiial relationship ith ongress ends in a feeling - on m part - of gratitude that e have been able to do so muh together. e no stand ten ears past the midpoint of a entur that has itnes

7、sed four major ars among great nations. three of these involved our on ountr. despite these holoausts, ameria is toda the strongest, the most influential, and most produtive nation in the orld. understandabl proud of this pre-eminene, e et realize that amerias leadership and prestige depend, not mer

8、el upon our unmathed material progress, rihes and militar strength, but on ho e use our poer in the interests of orld peae and human betterment. throughout amerias adventure in free government, our basi purposes have been to keep the peae, to foster progress in human ahievement, and to enhane libert

9、, dignit and integrit among peoples and among nations. to strive for less ould be unorth of a free and religious people. an failure traeable to arrogane or our lak of prehension or readiness to sarifie ould inflit upon us grievous hurt, both at home and abroad. progress toard these noble goals is pe

10、rsistentl threatened b the onflit no engulfing the orld. it mands our hole atte nti on, absorbs our ver bein gs. e fae a hostile ideolog global in sope, atheisti in harater, ruthless in关键词搜索：范文 您还可以返回 英语演讲稿 栏目浏览更多相关 范文。(201X年4月7日附送：Edward M. Kenn edy- ChappaquiddickEdward M. Kenn edy: Chappaquiddick

11、edard m. kenned: happaquiddikm fello itize ns: i have requested this opport un it to talk to the people of massahusetts about the traged hih happe ned last frida eve ning. this morning i en tered a plea of guilt to the harge of leav ing the sene of an aide nt. prior to m appeara ne in ourt it ould h

12、ave bee n improper for me to ment on these matters. but tonight i am free to tell ou hat happe ned and to sa hat it means to me. on the eekend of jul 18, i as on marthas vineard island partiipating ith m nephe, joe kenned - as for thirt ears m famil has partiipated -in the annual edgart on saili ng

13、regatta. onl reasons of health prevented m ife from apaning me. on happaquiddik isla nd, off marthas vin eard, i atte nded, on frida evening, jul 18, a ook-out, i had enouraged and helped sponsor for devoted group of kenned ampaign seretaries. hen i left the part, around 11:15 p.m., i as apanied b o

14、ne of these girls, miss mar jo kopehne. mar j as one of the most devoted members of the staff of senator robert kenned. she orked for him for four ears and as broken up over his death. for this reason, and beause she as suh a gentle, kind, and idealisti person, all of us tried to help her feel that

15、she still had a home ith the kenned famil. mar jo kopehnethere is not truth, not truth hatever, to the idel irulated suspiions of immoral ondut that have been leveled at m behavior and hers regarding that evening. there has never been a private relationship beteen us of an kind. i kno of nothing in

16、mar jos ondut on that or na other oasion - the same is true of the other girls at that part - that ould lend an substane to suh ugl speulation about their harater. nor as i driving under the influene of liquor. little over one mile XX, the ar that i as driving on the unlit road ent of a narro bridge

17、 hih had no guard rails and as built on a left angle to the road. the ar overturned in a deep pond and immediatel filled ith ater. i remember thinking as the old ater rushed in around m head that i as for ertain droning. then ater entered m lungs and i atual felt the sensation of droning. but someho

18、 i struggled to the surfae alive. i made immediate and repeated efforts to save mar jo be diving into strong and murk urrent, but sueeded onl in inreasing m state of utter exhaustion and alarm. m ondut and onversations during the next several hours, to the extent that i an remember them, make no sense to me at all. although m dotors informed me that i suffered a