There is a war going on in South Viet-Nam.

If necessary, definitely.

We must follow both at once.

I do hereby proclaim the week beginning March 18, 1962, as National Poison Prevention Week.

Well, you can‌ run, but you can't hide.

I took the oath to defend the Constitution.

I direct the appropriate agencies of the Federal Government, and I invite State and local governments and organizations interested in child safety, to participate actively in programs intended to promote better protection against…

We are prepared to meet our responsibilities.

No, I think that I'll just let Mr. Romney--I saw the program and the statement.

The direct benefits-economic, educational, and political--of this improved world-wide communication will be invaluable.

The total number of graduates receiving doctorate degrees has increased only about one-third in ten years.

We are justly proud of the vitality, the creativity and the variety of the contemporary contributions our citizens can offer to the world of the arts.

Every year of further delay means a further loss of the opportunity for quality instruction to students who will never get that opportunity back.

A student's ability--not his parents' income--should determine whether he has the opportunity to enter medicine or dentistry.

The control and operation of education in America must remain the responsibility of State and local governments and private institutions.

We entrust to our teachers our most valuable possession--our children.

College enrollments alone will nearly double, requiring approximately twice as many facilities to serve nearly 7 million students by 1970.

Americans are still the best-educated and best-trained people in the world.

No task before our Nation is more important than expanding and improving the educational opportunities of all our people.

Last year I sent to the Congress a proposal to meet the urgent needs of the Nation's elementary and secondary schools.

Federal money means Federal control.

Education is both the foundation and the unifying force of our democratic way of life.

We in America sincerely hope that the year of the Tiger will see peace come again to Viet-Nam.

Let me assure you of our continued assistance in the development of your capabilities to maintain your freedom and to defeat those who wish to destroy that freedom.

And we look forward confidently with you to the day when your country will again be at peace--united, prosperous, and free.