The White House belongs to all the people, but I think it particularly belongs to you.

This is an extraordinary action by this country, and I know that you are proud to take part in it.

We are very glad to welcome you here to the White House.

I hope that when you come back that we can persuade you to come and serve in the United States Government in other areas.

I wish that all Americans could hear that litany of countries that you're going to, your willingness to do it.

I must say that it gives me the greatest satisfaction that it's taking place at this time.

So I hope that you will regard this as the first installment in a long life of service in the most exciting career in the most exciting time.

It's a great pleasure to present this.

When one of our employees in the National Government does not meet the high standards which we set for ourselves, it becomes, of course, the greatest news.

So, Ambassador, we honor you and all those with whom you work.

I know that we are all most indebted to Dr. Kelsey.