July 1st is the date on which this administration redeems two of its most important promises, I think, to the American people.

You have my best wishes for a successful future.

No, I've given no green light whatsoever.

Providing help to people in need is a tradition in which the American people should take great pride.

It's ironic to hear the same people who hit us with the biggest tax increase in our history now insisting on scrapping the third year of the tax cut and indexing and doing this in the name of fairness.

I do hereby proclaim the week commencing with the fourth Monday in June 1982 as 'National NCO/Petty Officer Week.'

Our loyalty lies with little taxpayers, not big taxspenders.

I am signing into law today H.R. 6631, a bill which authorizes emergency humanitarian assistance to the unfortunate victims of the hostilities in Lebanon.

An historic opportunity now exists for both the United States and the Soviet Union to reverse this process, and to reduce substantially both the numbers and the destructive potential of nuclear forces.

I'm proud of the Congress for passing this legislation.

The achievement of this goal should greatly reduce the nuclear anxiety that has become such a conspicuous feature of public concern throughout the world.

I am confident that if our efforts are met with the same seriousness of purpose by the Soviet Union, we can seize the historic opportunity that lies before us.