And you have done so in a manner which demonstrates that economics and equity can be allies and not antagonists.

If the day ever comes when sound economic policies fail to serve the ends of social justice, our form of society will be in grave jeopardy.

I have noted with profound distress the reports which have reached me today from Hungary.

I urge in the name of humanity and in the cause of peace that the Soviet Union take action to withdraw Soviet forces from Hungary immediately and to permit the Hungarian people to enjoy and exercise the human rights and fundamental…

The Declaration of the Soviet Government of October 30, 1956, which restated the policy of non-intervention in internal affairs of other states, was generally understood as promising the early withdrawal of Soviet forces from Hungary.

It is my hope that your representative will be in a position to announce at the Session today that the Soviet Union is preparing to withdraw its forces from that country and to allow the Hungarian people to enjoy the right to a government…

I regret to find that this letter departs from accepted international practice in a number of respects.

I still entertain the hope that direct communications between us may serve the cause of peace.

Your statement with respect to the Secretary of State is not only unwarranted, but is personally offensive to me.

We will continue unrelenting in our efforts to attain these goals.

We merely want the opportunity for all men who love freedom to have it, to hold it, and to enjoy it.

America is more prosperous, America is happier, than it was four years ago.