Therefore, once again, I strongly urge the Congress to restore the authority to grant nondiscriminatory tariff treatment to all countries.

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

Ladies and gentlemen, I know you will want to rise and drink to the health of the Prime Minister.

More than 50 bills still remain on that agenda.

Unfortunately, this legislation is also burdened with several extremely undesirable features--provisions which would represent a backward march for the Federal Government's disaster relief programs-and for that reason, I am compelled to…

I woke quite early this morning, at 7:30, and it was raining, and all of the splendid honor guards that had trained for weeks for your arrival were gone.

We are going to win this battle.

I am very happy to welcome you all to the East Room of the White House and to welcome you to this conference.

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

Our people are now at peace for the first time in more than a decade.

With the Congress, the Administration, and the people working together toward this goal, we can achieve it.

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

This morning I made a call to a distinguished Senator from Maine, Margaret Chase Smith.

We have made a good beginning.

Finally we have had a breakthrough in the negotiations.

Throughout the world today America is respected.

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.

The signs are hopeful.