Within two months, and annually thereafter, each agency shall publish for comment a list of those programs which it has identified as likely to offer significant opportunity for conservation.

These commitments to live and to be free are ever present these days in the minds and hearts of all Americans.

The season of Chanukah commemorates the victory of religious freedom.

The conservation rules shall be used to enforce other new ways of achieving the purposes of the Act related to the conservation of petroleum and natural gas.

It is founded upon majority rule with protection of minority rights and reflects the interest of all of the parties.

Each agency shall annually prepare a report on its activities in accord with Section 403(b)(1)(B) of the Act.

It shows that when we give life and love to others, the life and love in our own hearts is not diminished.

No one shall be awarded any financial assistance unless that award complies with the provisions of the conservation rules adopted by the agency pursuant to this Order.

There are no differences between us that cause any concern among Americans or people who live in Great Britain.

There is established the President's Special Commission for the Study of Ethical Problems in Medicine and Biomedical and Behavioral Research.

I'm very grateful as President to be partaking in this commemoration of a season when human beings are drawn closer to God.

We are a nation, as I said this morning, of diverse nationalities.

I am confident we can find the common ground on which the prompt ratification of this treaty, so important to our own national security and the peace of the world, will be achieved.

Today, final agreement was reached at Lancaster House on a Rhodesjan settlement.

In every instance we have made good progress.

The ties that bind the people of Great Britain with those of the United States are so strong that nothing can sever them one from another.

A long, destructive, and tragic conflict is ending.

It is a tribute to the parties concerned, who rose above bitterness and suspicion to agree upon a formula for peace.