In France, as I said, I think the vitality of a very old race, which the French people are.
I think the question suggests a basic problem which is not easy to solve.
In answer to the first part of the question, the answer was we have discussed these matters.
But these concepts alone are not adequate for our European policies in the 1960's.
I can assure you that the United States of America intends to bear its full part.
The United States, I believe, can be proud of these programs, and of the great results that they helped to produce.
I am the man who accompanied Jacqueline Kennedy to Paris, and I have enjoyed it.
I think that the prospects are not easy of securing an independent and neutral Laos as we understand it, but we intend to continue to discus...
If I were Mr. Khrushchev, however, and had spent some time in the West, I would take a somewhat different view of the tide of history.
The United States made a determination on three different occasions in this century, in 1917, in 1941, in 1948 and '49, that the security of...
We are here with you, and as long as you are determined that our association with you is useful in the common cause, we shall remain, and we...
And I express in behalf of the American people our thanks to you all.
In many ways, the experience of Europe in the last 10 years has confounded all of those who believed that the tide of history was running ag...
I am grateful for your invitation to be here today.
I want to restate again the strong commitment of my country to the defense of Western Europe.
We want to see this association become more intimate.
I do not believe that there is any Embassy in the world more important to the United States than the Embassy in Paris.
Our interest here is more substantial, and I believe it goes to the common interests of both the United States and France.
