Eisenhower

It is with a profound sense of loss that I express my deepest sympathy to the Royal Family and people of Saudi Arabia upon the death of their illustrious father and ruler, King Abdul Aziz al Saud.

I am confident that the warm bonds of friendship and mutual interest, which have bound our two countries so closely in the past, will remain firm and enduring under your able guidance.

His Majesty's statesmanship and sagacity as a ruler endeared him to the hearts of his people and won him universal renown.

I am leaving for Canada tomorrow night for a short visit.

I would not issue such a subpoena.

The American people were proud to count him and his nation among their most trusted and valued friends.

The invitation and all the conversations and the communications on the subject are that we are to meet on an around-the-table basis to discuss problems of interest to the three governments, that is all, and on a very informal basis.

What we want is the truth.

The price of liberty is eternal vigilance.

No, it is inconceivable; I don't believe that--put it in this way--a man in that position knowingly damaged the United States.

But, denied that opportunity, I extend warm greetings to each of you present, along with my best wishes for a most successful evening.

You and I are fortunate to have such a man in our Nation's service.

In personal conferences in my office, I can always count on George Humphrey to be a strong, able, and assertive counsellor.

I would deem it an honor to be personally present at this testimonial dinner, so as to share even more intimately in the tribute that the assembled group is paying to its guest of honor.

Now, Therefore, I, Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States of America, in consonance with the joint resolution of Congress approved December 26, 1941, do hereby call upon our people to observe Thursday, the twenty-sixth day of…

On that day let all of us, in accordance with our hallowed custom, forgather in our respective places of worship and bow before God in contrition for our sins, in suppliance for wisdom in our striving for a better world, and in gratitude…

The Philippine people, whom I know well, are a proud people.

I know that I speak for the American people when I say that all of us are indeed interested in what is happening in the Philippines.

I too regard the forthcoming Philippine elections as a vital test of democracy for the Philippine Republic.

WHEREAS it is essential that certain official information affecting the national defense be protected uniformly against unauthorized disclosure

Heads of departments and agencies not named herein shall limit the exercise of classified authority in accordance with section 2(c) of the order.

NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and statutes, and as President of the United States, and deeming such action necessary in the best interests of the national security, it is hereby ordered as…

I do hereby invite and urge the people of the Nation to devote themselves anew on Wednesday, November 11, 1953, to the task of promoting with fervor and zeal a permanent peace among all the peoples of the earth.

This order shall become effective on December 15, 1953

WHEREAS it is essential that the citizens of the United States be informed concerning the activities of their government