I am delighted that with my signing of this resolution, it is now becoming a reality.

I hope you don't think that Bo Ginn would have been on the plane with me for an hour and a half without talking about the shrimp problem.

I will nominate John G. Heimann, of New York: N.Y., to be Comptroller of the Currency.

I think it is appropriate now for us to withdraw those troops.

Oh, I think so.

I do not have a Middle Eastern settlement plan, but the basic premises have been spelled out very clearly.

I say this not in criticism of the Congress, but to point out to the American people a potential problem.

I'm going to put on some blue jeans and some Keds and get outdoors.

I think it's good for the American people to know what our positions are at the time that the Soviets know what our positions are.

It is fitting that I take this action today.

On submarines? No, just when I'm surrounded by news people.

I think that it was in the area of human rights that Mrs. Roosevelt made her greatest contributions.

Eleanor Roosevelt was known not only for her deep compassion for her fellow human beings but also for the tremendous energy she expended in so many important causes of her day.

I don't know yet.

Yes, I am.

I might.

We will not deploy nuclear weapons in the Caribbean or in the Central or Southern American Continents.

Oh, I don't know.