I ask the American people to display our flag at their homes and other suitable places for the same period.

We will continue to consult and to work closely with our allies to ensure that arms control efforts serve our common needs.

The security interests of our NATO Allies will be covered in any agreement reached.

The task is not easy—the way to liberty has never been—but our nations preeminently comprise the region of the world where freedom finds its most hospitable environment.

The challenges we face as allies do not end here.

The mutual pledges of trust we exchanged here in 1949 still hold firm and true.

I am pleased to sign into law a bill which, in a unique way, will keep alive the courageous vision of Hubert Humphrey.

I do hereby call upon the American people to observe June 14, 1978 as Flag Day and the week beginning June 11, 1978 as National Flag Week.

We know what can be the price of preserving precious ideals.

This Alliance has guaranteed our own security here in the United States.

We are proud of our relationship.

We want a strong defense.

It is fitting that the University of Minnesota should have already taken the lead in establishing the Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs.

He doesn't believe in government handouts for those who are able to work, but he believes in giving people the opportunity to work if they are able.

Illinois has a great tradition of insisting upon equality of opportunity.

West Virginia alone could supply all the energy needs of our entire country for more than a generation.

I know the pressures that come on members of government to try to deal fairly with their own constituents and still look at statewide problems and needs.

An act to name the lake located behind Lower Monumental Lock and Dam, Washington, 'Lake Herbert G. West'.