Diplomacy

No nation in the world has had greater fortune than mine in sharing a continent with the people and the nation of Canada.

But I also tell you that in the years to come my country will spare no effort to achieve a lasting peace for all of us.

It is appropriate that this first trip should be to Canada.

So we want you to know, Your Highness, that we are very proud to have you here; we are delighted to have you here.

She is welcome in this country again.

So I think this matter has been very strongly brought to the attention by the Israeli Government.

It gives me pleasure to have this opportunity of assuring Your Majesty that while I remain head of this nation I shall not cease to promote every measure that may contribute to the friendship and harmony which so happily subsist between…

We are very proud to welcome you here, Your Majesty.

For all these reasons we are particularly glad to welcome you here at the present time.

It is a high honor to welcome you once again to the United States.

Bon voyage, gentlemen.

The impression that we, all of us, from the United States carry back is of the hands of friendship which have been extended to us and the strong feeling that while we came in a sense as strangers 3 days ago, we leave tonight as friends.

Gentlemen: I want to again express, on behalf of all of us, our great appreciation to our hosts, the Presidents of the Central American Republics, and the President of Panama.

I want to express our very warm thanks and appreciation to all those who work for the United States Government here in Costa Rica.

We are very grateful to you and to the people of Costa Rica.

I want to express our very warm welcome to all of you.

I feel that this is really the Golden Age of the State Department.

In spite of what you read, we love the State Department.