I am grateful for what you have done and I am grateful that you are staying.

As part of our wide-ranging diplomatic effort, I sent Frank Borman to twelve nations this past summer to enlist support for our cause.

You and Mary have been a source of great strength to Lady Bird and me.

So be assured that you are in America's heart, for it is you that are fighting her battle--and a grateful Nation thanks, appreciates, remembers, and prays for all of you.

President Johnson pledged his continued strong support for this policy.

I have come to Korea to tell you that Americans, who fought side by side with you in your darkest hours, rejoice in your success, and take heart from your example.

The American people support these goals.

I am happy that I can count on your outstanding talents and ability for this important job.

We will support these men who are defending our freedom to debate.

The Red Cross has never failed us. We cannot fail it now.

Red Cross staffs are on duty around the clock to assist our servicemen and their families in Vietnam and here at home.

The Red Cross has earned and needs our help.

As President of the United States and Honorary Chairman of the American National Red Cross I strongly urge support of the Red Cross Campaign in 1966 by all civilian employees of the Federal Government and members of the Armed Forces.

It has mobilized and expanded its staff—and it is doing a magnificent job for our troops on many fronts.

It has gained our confidence and support through years of devoted service to our Armed Forces personnel and to the victims of thousands of disasters.

I urge all Americans to give this voluntary organization their full support for the benefit of all of our citizens.

I will reenlist in your army of excellence, and we all stand ready to march with you under your guidance.

After you get through, if you are not too tired, you can put in a lick or two for Hubert Humphrey and me.