We would like to point out that as a member of the Cabinet we would want you to report to the Cabinet, too, on your trips abroad.

Executive Order No. 10358 of June 9, 1952, entitled Observance of Holidays by Government Agencies, and amendatory Executive Orders No. 11226 of May 27, 1965, and No. 11272 of February 23, 1966, are revoked.

This is a lot easier forum than the Senate of the United States, I can assure you.

I do not see the problem of cleaning up the environment as being one of the people versus business, of Government versus business.

The Government, this Administration, I can assure you, is not here to beat industry over the head.

It is particularly important that the rationale supporting the basic departmental structure I will recommend be well understood.

The Commission has informed me that reforms are essential, reforms that cannot be made within existing law.

It is to this end that I urge prompt and favorable consideration of this landmark legislation.

The time has come, therefore, to take a critical look at the existing Federal system.

We need both dedication and high performance from our Federal executives.

My administration acted promptly to move us out of that war and cool the superheated economy.

The charge that I give to the new Secretary of the Interior is not just conservation.

The present welfare system has become a monstrous, consuming outrage.

I reject the patronizing idea that government in Washington, D.C., is inevitably more wise, more honest, and more efficient than government at the local or State level.

I will urge the Congress to enact welfare reform and higher social security benefits to meet this need.

An Executive Director will be designated to help the Council in its operations.

The State Department will chair the Operations Group.

All determinations, authorizations, regulations, rulings, certificates, orders, directives, contracts, agreements, and other actions made, issued, or entered into with respect to any function affected by this order and not revoked…