Government

That is the first secret the State Department ever kept

It is very hard to keep secrets in government

I again urge that it proceed with dispatch.

I will soon be forwarding to the Congress a request for supplemental appropriations to cover the remainder.

I am pleased to announce today that 15 of our Nation's most distinguished scientists and engineers have agreed to serve on this Council.

I think that they will be honored in the order in which they are received.

The bill I am signing today translates those hopes into concrete reality.

In that belief, I ask the Congress to give the proposals contained in the Patent Modernization and Reform Act of 1973 prompt and careful consideration.

More than 50 bills still remain on that agenda.

The fight against sickle cell anemia continues to be a high priority for our Government

I call upon the Congress to act while there is still time, while vital spending bills are still before it.

We must work hard and we must work constructively over the next four months to meet the country's pressing needs.

We are dedicated to work for all Americans to make this a greater country.

Your taxes are already too high, and that is why you are not hearing promises that are going to raise your taxes from me on this occasion.

We have made a good beginning.

One of the reasons we have high taxes is because we have such an imbalanced tax distribution system.

Our campaign against drug abuse is 11 times bigger than it was 4 years ago.

I believe government should free the energies of people to build for themselves and their communities.