With lamentable brevity, I deal with the problem of extending basic reforms to the world. Several crises are simultaneously approaching in the areas of pollution, the crack-up of authority, decrease in arable land, overpopulation, exhaustion of common sources of energy, and accelerating demands in developing countries. The problems of America are part of, though in a sense separate from, these world problems. Whether this job is done through the United Nations or through an executive committee of the great nations matters little. The best philosophy and policies that I might offer such a group are extensions of those principles and policies that I have placed before our beginning students of government.
Nothing is too good for our boys and girls.