John Kennedy actually said...

"It is increasingly clear that our Western European allies are willing to look outward on the world, not merely in at their own needs and demands."

"The central moving force of our great adventure is enduring mutual trust."

"I am glad to be here also, Mr. President, because Italy occupies a position of strategic importance, vital to the security of Europe, vital to the security of the United States."

"Together let us build sturdy mansions of freedom, mansions that all the world can admire and copy but that no tyrant can ever enter."