I have no statement, ladies and gentlemen.

Control of the air is a relative thing.

Every community and every citizen must be ready to act swiftly and with confident knowledge of what they are about.

Mrs. Hobby, in my opinion, has proved in her office that all of the good opinion built up about her in her work during the war as head of the WAC corps was fully justified.

Our purpose in going to this meeting, we are not going to this meeting to conduct a contest.

But they always have held up this standard, safety, making certain that they are not doing something that would work against the life of the child, but to protect the life of that child.

There is no appeasement in my heart that I know about.

We may not have as many B-52's as we should like at this moment.

Not only will such vigilance and preparedness minimize the effects of any disaster, it can powerfully deter aggression itself.

I think America is forgetting one thing: the thanks we owe to tremendous groups of scientists, devoted doctors, people that have worked night and day.

But if she has to go, I will be very, very disappointed.

In a word, we want to stay strong and will stay vigilant, but we are not going to extinguish the hope that a new dawn may be coming, even if it rises--the sun rises very, very slowly.