I agree with the foregoing recommendations and findings of the Administrator.

Now it has a home in this beautiful setting overlooking Washington, adjoining the Potomac.

It seems to me as I recollect--and I sought to last night--it was a model of bipartisan statesmanship.

Despite these desirable new features in this bill, it does not provide for the comprehensive reform in our economic development and adjustment programs which I believe is necessary.

This has been a successful program.

It is a privilege for me to transmit to the Congress the final report of the Advisory Council on Intergovernmental Personnel Policy.

The Food for Peace program continues to be the primary U.S. food aid activity.

All of us should be indebted to the Council members for their dedicated service and wisdom.

Because the members of the Council have expressed themselves forcefully and forthrightly on these matters, their work should serve as a useful reference point for public officials everywhere.

Our food contributions to the drought-stricken African countries, including Ethiopia, were substantial.

The Commission shall conclude its work and make a report to the President not later than June 30, 1975, at which time the Commission shall be deemed to be terminated.

Leonor, we can't go on meeting like this; Betty is getting suspicious.

I've been accused of coming up to Capitol Hill so frequently lately that some people have suggested I was trying to build up my attendance record.

But most of all, I am proud to call you a friend and to wish you the very best as you leave the Congress at the end of this session.

I think it is significant to point out, however, that... when the American maritime industry awarded her for her dedication, her success on behalf of the maritime industry, and made her an admiral of the ocean seas.

We are determined to provide guidance to a world in crisis.

The energy crisis is the clearest example of the world's interdependence.

New and appropriate solutions must be found without delay, and I am absolutely convinced that they will be found.