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Vice
President
Johnson，
Mr.
Speaker，
Mr.
Chief
Justice，
President
Eisenhower，
Vice
President
Nixon，
President
Truman，
reverend
clergy，
fellow
citizens:
We
observe
today
not
a
victory
of
party，
but
a
celebration
of
freedom
--
symbolizing
an
end，
as
well
as
a
beginning
--
signifying
renewal，
as
well
as
change.
For
I
have
sworn
before
you
and
Almighty
God
the
same
solemn
oath
our
forebears
prescribed
nearly
a
century
and
three-quarters
ago.
The
world
is
very
different
now.
For
man
holds
in
his
mortal
hands
the
power
to
abolish
all
forms
of
human
poverty
and
all
forms
of
human
life.
And
yet
the
same
revolutionary
beliefs
for
which
our
forebears
fought
are
still
at
issue
around
the
globe
--
the
belief
that
the
rights
of
man
come
not
from
the
generosity
of
the
state，
but
from
the
hand
of
God.
We
dare
not
forget
today
that
we
are
the
heirs
of
that
first
revolution.
Let
the
word
go
forth
from
this
time
and
place，
to
friend
and
foe
alike，
that
the
torch
has
been
passed
to
a
new
generation
of
Americans
--
born
in
this
century，
tempered
by
war，
disciplined
by
a
hard
and
bitter
peace，
proud
of
our
ancient
heritage，
and
unwilling
to
witness
or
permit
the
slow
undoing
of
those
human
rights
to
which
this
nation
has
always
been
committed，
and
to
which
we
are
committed
today
at
home
and
around
the
world.
Let
every
nation
know，
whether
it
wishes
us
well
or
ill，
that
we
shall
pay
any
price，
bear
any
burden，
meet
any
hardship，
support
any
friend，
oppose
any
foe，
to
assure
the
survival
and
the
success
of
liberty.
This
much
we
pledge
--
and
more.
To
those
old
allies
whose
cultural
and
spiritual
origins
we
share，
we
pledge
the
loyalty
of
faithful
friends.
United
there
is
little
we
cannot
do
in
a
host
of
cooperative
ventures.
Divided
there
is
little
we
can
do
--
for
we
dare
not
meet
a
powerful
challenge
at
odds
and
split
asunder.
To
those
new
states
whom
we
welcome
to
the
ranks
of
the
free，
we
pledge
our
word
that
one
form
of
colonial
control
shall
not
have
passed
away
merely
to
be
replaced
by
a
far
more
iron
tyranny.
We
shall
not
always
expect
to
find
them
supporting
our
view.
But
we
shall
always
hope
to
find
them
strongly
supporting
their
own
freedom
--
and
to
remember
that，
in
the
past，
those
who
foolishly
sought
power
by
riding
the
back
of
the
tiger
ended
up
inside.
To
those
people
in
the
huts
and
villages
of
half
the
globe
struggling
to
break
the
bonds
of
mass
misery，
we
pledge
our
best
efforts
to
help
them
help
themselves，
for
whatever
period
is
required
--
not
because
the
Communists
may
be
doing
it，
not
because
we
seek
their
votes，
but
because
it
is
right.
If
a
free
society
cannot
help
the
many
who
are
poor，
it
cannot
save
the
few
who
are
rich.
To
our
sister
republics
south
of
our
border，
we
offer
a
special
pledge:
to
convert
our
good
words
into
good
deeds，
in
a
new
alliance
for
progress，
to
assist
free
men
and
free
governments
in
casting
off
the
chains
of
poverty.
But
this
peaceful
revolution
of
hope
cannot
become
the
prey
of
hostile
powers.
Let
all
our
neighbors
know
that
we
shall
join
with
them
to
oppose
aggression
or
subversion
anywhere
in
the
Americas.
And
let
every
other
power
know
that
this
hemisphere
intends
to
remain
the
master
of
its
own
house.
To
that
world
assembly
of
sovereign
states，
the
United
Nations，
our
last
best
hope
in
an
age
where
the
instruments
of
war
have
far
outpaced
the
instruments
of
peace，
we
renew
our
pledge
of
support
--
to
prevent
it
from
becoming
merely
a
forum
for
invective，
to
strengthen
its
shield
of
the
new
and
the
weak，
and
to
enlarge
the
area
in
which
its
writ
may
run.
Finally，
to
those
nations
who
would
make
themselves
our
adversary，
we
offer
not
a
pledge
but
a
request:
that
both
sides
begin
anew
the
quest
for
peace，
before
the
dark
powers
of
destruction
unleashed
by
science
engulf
all
humanity
in
planned
or
accidental
self-destruction.
We
dare
not
tempt
them
with
weakness.
For
only
when
our
arms
are
sufficient
beyond
doubt
can
we
be
certain
beyond
doubt
that
they
will
never
be
employed.
But
neither
can
two
great
and
powerful
groups
of
nations
take
comfort
from
our
present
course
--
both
sides
overburdened
by
the
cost
of
modern
weapons，
both
rightly
alarmed
by
the
steady
spread
of
the
deadly
atom，
yet
both
racing
to
alter
that
uncertain
balance
of
terror
that
stays
the
hand
of
mankind’s
final
war.
So
let
us
begin
anew
--
remembering
on
both
sides
that
civility
is
not
a
sign
of
weakness，
and
sincerity
is
always
subject
to
proof.
Let
us
never
negotiate
out
of
fear，
but
let
us
never
fear
to
negotiate.
Let
both
sides
explore
what
problems
unite
us
instead
of
belaboring
those
problems
which
divide
us.
Let
both
sides，
for
the
first
time，
formulate
serious
and
precise
proposals
for
the
inspection
and
control
of
arms，
and
bring
the
absolute
power
to
destroy
other
nations
under
the
absolute
control
of
all
nations.
Let
both
sides
seek
to
invoke
the
wonders
of
science
instead
of
its
terrors.
Together
let
us
explore
the
stars，
conquer
the
deserts，
eradicate
disease，
tap
the
ocean
depths，
and
encourage
the
arts
and
commerce.
Let
both
sides
unite
to
heed，
in
all
corners
of
the
earth，
the
command
of
Isaiah
--
to
“undo
the
heavy
burdens，
and
[to]
let
the
oppressed
go
free.”
And，
if
a
beachhead
of
cooperation
may
push
back
the
jungle
of
suspicion，
let
both
sides
join
in
creating
a
new
endeavor
--
not
a
new
balance
of
power，
but
a
new
world
of
law
--
where
the
strong
are
just，
and
the
weak
secure，
and
the
peace
preserved.
All
this
will
not
be
finished
in
the
first
one
hundred
days.
Nor
will
it
be
finished
in
the
first
one
thousand
days;
nor
in
the
life
of
this
Administration;
nor
even
perhaps
in
our
lifetime
on
this
planet.
But
let
us
begin.
In
your
hands，
my
fellow
citizens，
more
than
mine，
will
rest
the
final
success
or
failure
of
our
course.
Since
this
country
was
founded，
each
generation
of
Americans
has
been
summoned
to
give
testimony
to
its
national
loyalty.
The
graves
of
young
Americans
who
answered
the
call
to
service
surround
the
globe.
Now
the
trumpet
summons
us
again
--
not
as
a
call
to
bear
arms，
though
arms
we
need
--
not
as
a
call
to
battle，
though
embattled
we
are
--
but
a
call
to
bear
the
burden
of
a
long
twilight
struggle，
year
in
and
year
out，
“rejoicing
in
hope;
patient
in
tribulation，”
a
struggle
against
the
common
enemies
of
man:
tyranny，
poverty，
disease，
and
war
itself.
Can
we
forge
against
these
enemies
a
grand
and
global
alliance，
North
and
South，
East
and
West，
that
can
assure
a
more
fruitful
life
for
all
mankind
Will
you
join
in
that
historic
effort
In
the
long
history
of
the
world，
only
a
few
generations
have
been
granted
the
role
of
defending
freedom
in
its
hour
of
maximum
danger.
I
do
not
shrink
from
this
responsibility
--
I
welcome
it.
I
do
not
believe
that
any
of
us
would
exchange
places
with
any
other
people
or
any
other
generation.
The
energy，
the
faith，
the
devotion
which
we
bring
to
this
endeavor
will
light
our
country
and
all
who
serve
it.
And
the
glow
from
that
fire
can
truly
light
the
world.
And
so，
my
fellow
Americans，
ask
not
what
your
country
can
do
for
you;
ask
what
you
can
do
for
your
country.
My
fellow
citizens
of
the
world，
ask
not
what
America
will
do
for
you，
but
what
together
we
can
do
for
the
freedom
of
man.
Finally，
whether
you
are
citizens
of
America
or
citizens
of
the
world，
ask
of
us
here
the
same
high
standards
of
strength
and
sacrifice
which
we
ask
of
you.
With
a
good
conscience
our
only
sure
reward，
with
history
the
final
judge
of
our
deeds，
let
us
go
forth
to
lead
the
land
we
love，
asking
His
blessing
and
His
help，
but
knowing
that
here
on
earth
God’s
work
must
truly
be
our
own.
译文：
约翰逊副总统，Speaker先生，首席大法官艾森豪威尔总统，总统，尼克松总统，杜鲁门总统，牧师牧师，同胞们：
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人的权利并非来自国家的慷慨，而是来自上帝之手。
今天，我们不敢忘记我们是第一次革命的继承者。
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让每一个国家都知道，无论它希望我们好或坏，我们将付出任何代价，承担任何负担，应付任何困难，支持任何朋友，反对任何敌人，以确保自由的生存和成功。
这是我们的承诺-和更多。
对于那些我们共同分享的文化和精神起源的老盟友，我们保证忠实的朋友的忠诚。
在一个合作企业中，我们几乎不能做什么。
分有一点我们可以做的--因为我们不敢应付强大的挑战在争吵不休、四分五裂时。
对于那些我们欢迎的自由的行列的新国家，我们保证我们的话，一种形式的殖民统治不会消失，仅仅是由一个更为残酷的暴政所取代。
我们并不总是指望他们支持我们的观点。
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对于那些在半个地球上挣扎着打破大众苦难的村庄的小屋和村庄的人们，我们保证我们尽最大努力帮助他们帮助他们自己，无论什么时期是必需的-不是因为共产党人可以这样做，不是因为我们寻求他们的选票，而是因为它是正确的。
如果一个自由的社会不能帮助那些贫穷的人，它就不能拯救少数富有的人。
在我们的边境南部的姐妹共和国，我们提供了一个特殊的承诺：
把我们的好的话变成善行，在一个新的联盟的进步，帮助自由的人和自由的政府摆脱贫困的枷锁。
但这种希望的和平革命不能成为敌对势力的猎物。
让我们所有的邻居都知道，我们将与他们一起反对在美洲任何地方的侵略或颠覆
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