 | | "Yes, my brother and I did play for North Carolina. I was a fullback and he was a running guard. I retain some interest in football sixty years later, but I have been able to put the game in perspective"
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 | | "There is no higher value to which society is committed, than the integrity of the individual and the conditions under which the individual can achieve as great a fulfillment as his capacity makes possible for him"
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 | | [The "Anti-Riot" Bill is] "simply a big stick reaction to violence and lawlessness not directed to the meeting of our responsibilities as a people to nurture wholesome conditions of life and equality of opportunity for all without regard to group characteristics"
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 | | "I wouldn't like to say anything his honorable court has done is unreasonable. I would prefer to say the court's position... is not adequately supported in reason"
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 | | "If I were to give full voice to my own sense of inadequacy, I would be in the ungrateful posture of challenging the judgement of those who are so overwhelmingly gracious to me."
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 | | "After we have won the war, then what? In view of her great strengths and her capacity to contribute to a happier, better-ordered world, America's responsibility in post-war affairs will be a heavy one."
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