Politics

I would expect to put in a rather heavy day tomorrow on desk work and bills and leave sometime in the afternoon.

I intend to leave tomorrow for Texas.

I am very glad to be back here visiting again in a State that I helped to bring into being.

Yet all we have ever heard from the other side is that they renew their voice of hostility.

Difficult days lie ahead of us in Vietnam, until the Communists change their minds about fighting.

The Communists are going to fail in Vietnam!

It is now possible to take this important step in meeting one of the pressing problems of mankind.

It is right, therefore, that I should end my trip through Asia here in Korea, where the four goals of freedom adopted at Manila are on their way to achievement.

I am on American soil again, for the first time in 17 days.

We will have talked to the statesmen and the soldiers of the Pacific-Asian area.

That is what you are all working at.

I think that would be a pretty good idea if the old men could get the job done.

And we are going to be successful.

We are fighting tonight in Vietnam to make that stand come true.

It is a great pleasure to be here and to see it firsthand.

So, tonight, thank God, Malaysia is at peace.

Soon we will return to our own America.

Your Majesty, I find myself tonight unable to improve upon his words.