I think it is accurate to say that the closest friends we have are in Great Britain.

We have appointed strong, vigorous, sometimes controversial women spokesmen to positions of crucial importance.

There is no incompatibility in our assessment of need.

My commitment to withdraw American ground troops from Korea has not changed.

I requested $1.5 billion, to be spent over an 18-month period, for new youth unemployment programs.

I did it with a sense of relief, a sense of sure judgment, and a sense of confidence.

We'll make sure that the public knows what new policies we impose.

I will nominate John C. White to be Deputy Secretary of Agriculture.

I think it's entirely appropriate for our own country to take the leadership role and let the world say that the focal point for the preservation and protection of human rights is in the United States of America.

We would concentrate these projects where the need was greatest, but they would be open to all unemployed youth.

I think this distinction is one that is now recognized by Israeli leaders.

Three-quarters of the money would be spent through the CETA system on the basis of applications to the Secretary.

I have asked the Congress for this one-year extension to give us time to review the program and consider what steps would make it most responsive to the problems of the unemployed.

We must narrowly define which people need to know sensitive information.

I know that I am going to make mistakes.

This would employ young Americans aged 16 to 24 in conservation programs and in the maintenance and improvement of public parks, forests and recreation areas.

I've sent to Congress this morning, a youth employment package which will consist of about $1/2 billion, part of the economic stimulus package.

I would be opposed to mass arrests, and I would be opposed to preventive detention as a general policy and even as a specific policy, unless it was an extreme case.