And because we believe that our fate is so inextricably tied to that of Ecuador and our sister republics and our future and our freedom and our security, we are most gratified to have the opportunity to counsel with our distinguished guest who knows our country but speaks always for the freedom and the sovereignty and the dignity of the people of Ecuador.
Toast of the President at a Luncheon in Honor of President Arosemena
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As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words but to live by them.
So the central responsibility, of course, is to try to develop a climate in this country where there is as close to full employment as we can get it, and then to give particular attention to those who are handicapped.
I hope this kind of intimate association, cooperation for the benefit of all of our people, may be extended to other fields.
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