I am determined to obtain congressional approval for the repealing of the remaining arms restrictions on Turkey.

We are determined to make a major effort to prevent any action which would disturb peace in the area.

President Carter praised the positive role that Portugal has played in its relations with several African states.

It was a productive and constructive meeting, which will only result in an enhanced possibility for peace in the European theater.

The resilience with which Italian democratic institutions withstood the terrorist attack is commendable.

Portugal can count on continued United States understanding and support.

Disputes which exist in the area must be settled through peaceful procedures.

The most vivid impression that I have is one of a well-acknowledged common purpose.

I will nominate William H. Gleysteen, Jr., of Jenkintown, Pa., to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States to the Republic of Korea.

Our confidence in Italy's ability to overcome present difficulties is strong.

The vital importance of maintaining peace in the Eastern Mediterranean is essential.

I am dedicated to strengthened ties with Greece, an old and important ally.

I feel much better about what NATO is, what it can be.

Both Presidents expressed their hope for greater progress toward social justice and majority rule.

We believe that the most fruitful step toward general disarmament is an acknowledged strength among the NATO Allies.

We are proud of our relationship.

The security interests of our NATO Allies will be covered in any agreement reached.

I am pleased to sign into law a bill which, in a unique way, will keep alive the courageous vision of Hubert Humphrey.