We are studying all the indicators.

We are very hopeful that the Congress will agree with us on the wisdom of our proposals and in due time will act upon them.

The conflict in South Vietnam is confusing for many of our people.

Our policy is devoted to that end.

I am gratified that the transition has gone so well.

We shall not do so now.

I didn't think the speech was susceptible to that interpretation.

So some of us seem to be a little bit frustrated.

Let's make small business one of the biggest growth industries in the country.

In operating your agency, I want you to keep in mind that there is really no such thing as a small businessman.

Now we must go forward.

We have made progress in these 35 years.

I have seen a lot of changes in the 35 years that I have been in Washington.

So I say tonight to my party and to my countrymen: We shall stand there with honor.

I am delighted to be here tonight with so many of my very old friends as well as some members of the Foreign Relations Committee.

But the task is not yet finished.

A new public servant has emerged.

By 1970, our State governments, Governor Hughes, must grow by more than 600,000 to keep pace with the times.