"Your message leads me to believe that you have succeeded."
"Above all, we hope--all of us here--that you will carry back with you a sense that the American people are truly interested in Indonesia and you and your efforts to raise the standards of all your peo..."
"There are, of course, some parallels between your country and ours."
"We are gathered here, of course, to do our part in extending to the President of Indonesia and his party a welcome to this land."
"You are truly welcome and we hope you have a wonderful time in this country."
"Of course, there's always someone ready to step in our faces, too, but I think friendship is stronger than the jealousies and the hatreds."
"Thank you, thank you very much--personally, officially and every way I can speak."
"You bring to the men actually in the Service a sense of doing a wonderful thing--that their sacrifices, the performance of their duty, are important."
"America now must remain strong, by which I mean militarily strong, to sustain in the world the concepts on which our civilization is based."
"I can't conceive of anybody better--more equipped--to do this than the Chaplains Corps."
"Your task is especially important."
"I haven't put in a bill."