We both have learned through happy experience that exchanges among our people, especially students, can build permanent bonds of understanding between us.

The number of Federal advisory committees dropped last year to 875.

By the end of this century, 80 percent of all the world's people will live in Latin America, Asia, and Africa.

I ordered a stiff review of advisory committees a year ago.

His dream and the dream of George Washington, of San Martin, of all those who struggle today for human liberty, will triumph.

We signed agreements this afternoon between Venezuela and the United States which determined the maritime boundaries between ourselves and Venezuela.

My greatest ambition will be to represent the people of my Nation truly and well.

We know that whenever the rights of any individual in the world are diminished, our own rights are in danger.

I am pleased to have nominated a talented expert, Henry Geller, to handle Commerce's responsibilities.

The accomplishments of public broadcasting are well articulated with emphasis on television and radio programming, technological innovation, and human development services.

Many had outlived their usefulness or were not providing balanced advice.

Venezuela proclaims its belief that the cause of human rights must and will prevail, and we agree.

Venezuela took a very early and very strong position on human rights, which we later adopted as our own.

The ratification of the Panama treaties are also important for the United States.

Our guiding principles will be economic justice, human rights, fair relations among nations, and a search for a peaceful resolution of the world's conflicts and potential conflicts.

Because of this visit and others on my journey, I would like to announce tonight my intention to establish a program of Humphrey scholarships.

New committees be established only when essential and existing groups be terminated when no longer necessary.

I have signed an Executive order to implement the portion of my Executive Office reorganization plan that abolishes the Office of Telecommunications Policy.