You have my best wishes for the success of your deliberations.

Accordingly, I have called a Conference on Highway Safety for Washington next February seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth.

The winning of war--the effectiveness in such things--is in the heart, in the determination, in the faith.

We can't be an armed camp.

It is getting over reasonable preparation without being hysterical.

We are simply going to do our job, but do it intelligently.

Our government is a Republic, and there is a division of power, not only functionally but geographically, with the hope that the maximum of power will be reserved at the local level.

I have examined the 'Action Program for Highway Safety' which you and the other Governors have developed in cooperation with interested organizations and public officials having jurisdiction over highway safety.

So, of course, we all have jobs.

By virtue of the authority vested in me as President of the United States, it is hereby ordered that the several executive departments, independent establishments, and other governmental agencies in the metropolitan area of the District of…

Since the Conference program will be built around seven basic groups--labor, agriculture, business, women, public officials, media of public information and other organizations (service, fraternal, religious, veterans, etc.), I would hope…

But now we have got to a place where the matter can no longer be handled by professional or organized military forces, and where we must all act together in the operation of any plan necessary for our safety.