It is, it seems to me, obligatory upon all those of us who believe in freedom to work together to make freedom, as you have said, Mr. President, not merely an abstraction or a phrase, but to demonstrate that under a system of freedom people can live the kind of dignified, productive life to which they all aspire.
Remarks at the El Dorado Airport Upon Leaving for the United States.
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The recommendations are likewise acceptable to me, and will be included in my budget recommendations to the Congress in January.
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