I agree with the statement which you have made in your letter that there exists a better basis than has previously existed for successful wo...
Executive Order No. 10640 of October 10,1955, is hereby superseded.
The Chairman of the President's Committee shall on behalf of the President direct the Committee and its functions.
I want to emphasize today that we are changing the name of this Committee from 'Physically Handicapped' to 'Handicapped.'
I know that you are here in Washington taking part in one of the most important assignments which faces your union, to make a determination ...
I welcome you here individually and also because you represent an outstanding American organization, and also because of your distinguished ...
We are most anxious that the ties of friendship which have bound together two countries which are divided by so much water and land, Saudi A...
I know I speak for us all in welcoming you to this country, Your Majesty.
King Saud and the President are confident that this additional opportunity to become better acquainted personally can only result in greater...
Your Majesty, I want to express on behalf of the people of the United States, on behalf of the Government, and on my own behalf, our great p...
His Majesty King Saud and President Kennedy held official conversations at the White House, during which Saudi Arabian-American relations an...
Relations between your country and this country have been close and cordial, and it is my hope that as a result of your visit here to Washin...
I can assure you that your visit here and the opportunity that I had to see you in Palm Beach I believe has strengthened relations between u...
Your Majesty, you are most welcome here.
It is a source of satisfaction to welcome you here again.
This is a matter of great national importance--and of international importance.
I want to express my thanks to all of you for an important assignment.
We think that this Commission could usefully examine laws across the country which may adversely affect the rights of women.
