Nothing is of greater importance to the future of America than education.

I propose ways to achieve them in a detailed statement which we are releasing today.

Education is everyone's concern.

Let me say, in closing, that the rights of women, the rights of minorities, the rights of those who are afflicted and oppressed, the rights of free speech and free expression, the rights of working people to organize and bargain…

I believe, as you do, that every worker has a right to be employed in a place that's safe and healthy.

Equal pay for equal work is a standard that ILG set a long time ago.

I am proud to be President of a great nation that stands up for human rights.

When you pick a candidate and when you pick a party, just look for the union label.

We will not permit it.

The membership of the Committee shall be composed of six persons.

The biggest challenges rest with the library and information community.

The United States has indicated that it would be willing to host a meeting to review these issues if that should seem desirable.

Open government is vital to democracy.

Information is the essence of education and the lifeblood of democracy.

To overcome this problem, I have directed the Department of Education to take the lead in coordinating Federal efforts to eliminate functional illiteracy.

The Committee shall terminate on September 30, 1981.

Today I announce the appointment of Marjorie Fry Davis as a member of the Committee for the Preservation of the White House.

We must also recognize the constraints of national security, privacy, efficient decision making, and costs.