We have much to learn from peoples of foreign lands and other cultures.

Whatever triumphs or disappointments ahead, we must keep to this strategy of strength and candor, this strategy of hope.

This rendezvous, this finest hour, is still upon us.

This Administration, like every previous Administration, believes that the War Powers Resolution constitutes an unconstitutional infringement on the President's authorities.

I continue to believe that extending the current waivers applicable to Hungary and the People's Republic of China will substantially promote the objectives of section 402 of the Act.

It isn't people, but governments that make war.

I believe this policy is bearing fruit.

Believe me, as far as Nancy and I are concerned, there's no place like home.

Creating a deadline by which United States Armed Forces would have to cease convoying or escorting certain vessels would encourage attacks on international shipping as soon as the United States withdraws.

We have been truly moved by the warmth and the generous hospitality that we've received from all of our Soviet hosts during this brief visit—but most especially from the two of you.

I would like to think that our efforts during these past few days have slayed a few dragons and advanced the struggle against the evils that threaten mankind—threats to peace and to liberty.

Tell the people of the Soviet Union of the deep feelings of friendship felt by us and by the people of our country toward them.