I strongly oppose legislative vetoes over the execution of programs.

I'm very proud to welcome you to the White House and to have you here with me.

The United States is committed to the principles of the exploration and use of outer space by all nations for peaceful purposes and for the benefit of all mankind.

The United States will pursue space activities to increase scientific knowledge, develop useful commercial and Government applications of space technology, and maintain United States leadership in space technology.

One of the greatest problems of our time is that we are governed by people who care more about their own power and wealth than they do about the people they are supposed to serve.

With the death of Congressman Clifford Allen, the Congress has lost a man of great integrity who dedicated his life to public service.

I believe that the overwhelming House majority reflects its awareness of the progress that the city has made.

I am extremely gratified by the responsible action of the House of Representatives in approving guarantee legislation which will assist New York City in meeting its financing needs.

General Torrijos has a great slogan. He wants to do away with the class struggle and have a classroom struggle instead.

The rights of American workers will be protected.

I look forward to this coming time, and I believe that we can avoid any challenge to this commitment which we have made together.

To speak out for human rights and fundamental freedoms everywhere and to work to eliminate repression.

We pledge to work actively and in cooperation with each other and with other states.

I come here with a sense of history, a sense of appreciation for what you have accomplished and are accomplishing for our country.

To work to bring the American Convention on Human Rights into effect in this year, the 30th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

I've instructed all the officials, both military and civilian, in this Canal Zone to contact me directly to alleviate any concerns.

As we move toward a time of increased friendship, equality, and partnership, many people in the United States have taken the time and effort to learn more about Panama.

We have found the Panamanian negotiators and their Chief of State to be tough, prudent, fair, tenacious, friendly, and gracious.