Jimmy Carter

Today's action by the Senate Banking Committee represents an historic juncture along New York City's path to economic recovery and financing self-sufficiency.

World peace can only be assured through effective measures to halt the arms race.

Today's vote reflects national support for the city and the commitment of the Banking Committee to approve a responsible and permanent solution to the city's problem.

I will nominate Thomas D. Boyatt, of Cincinnati, Ohio, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States to the Republic of Upper Volta.

I think that it's accurate to say that the Congress had good intentions 3 years ago when the embargo was enforced in hopes that it would have beneficial results.

It is not nearly so much an honor for you to come here as it is for me to have you here.

You have a great success story to tell and to demonstrate in a personal way.

The most immediate and urgent foreign policy decision to be made by the current legislative session is in lifting the arms embargo against Turkey.

It does me good to stand here and be honored by your presence.

I think it's accurate to say that this meeting is one that could not possibly have been successful 10, 15 years ago.

It's important to implement an effective policy in this area of the eastern Mediterranean-Greece, Turkey, Cyprus area.

I support Prime Minister Desai's concept of genuine nonalignment.

I will nominate Geri M. Joseph, of Minneapolis, Minn., to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States to The Netherlands.

I would hope that your own interests would expand far beyond the boundaries of our own country.

I think drawing public opinion to this, not only in our country but around the world, has been relatively effective.

I am pleased at the strengthening of my personal ties with the Prime Minister.

I would guess that Turkey would be reluctant to turn away from her historical alliance with the Western nations, those nations of NATO.

Every person has the right to live with dignity and respect.

Leadership is about making tough choices and guiding others through challenging times.

We must make every effort to ensure that countries of the region can continue the process of promoting beneficial cooperation.

This second visit will build upon the close personal ties and mutual confidence we established in New Delhi.

I will continue to work with the Congress to assure more efficient health care for the American people.

Under Prime Minister Desai, the Government of India has reaffirmed its commitment not to acquire nuclear weapons and to refrain from the explosion of peaceful nuclear devices.

For the 40,000 Americans suffering from the severe disorder known as endstage renal disease, kidney dialysis and transplantation are essential and life-saving services.

He believes in peace, in all the aspects and meanings of that word.