By virtue of the authority vested in me by Section 206 of the Labor Management Relations Act, 1947, 61 Stat. 155 (29 U.S.C. 176), I hereby amend the first paragraph of Executive Order No. 11025 of June 7, 1962, entitled 'Creating a Board…

We hope that other countries who have benefited from our assistance who are now more prosperous will do more themselves, but we have to continue to do our part.

So we want to congratulate you and tell you that we are very proud to have you here.

His responsibility to his family is the most deserving of recognition, though as he said from the beginning his primary interest was in helping the members of his family.

We want to express our congratulations to this young man and also our pride in him.

So I want to express my great pleasure in awarding this to you, which you very richly deserve for a whole variety of public services.

I want to express my congratulations and appreciation to the committee, the Attorney General, Mr. Hoover, Mr. Cox, Mr. Guthman, who participated in making this study.

I want to congratulate you, and you.

In my judgment, I know very few occasions when members of Congress who have supported it have suffered any political repercussions because they have supported it.

I met Dr. Dooley, and it is with great pleasure that we present this medal to you, Mrs. Dooley.

No, I have seen--no, as far as I know, and I am sure I know, the invitation by the Mexican Government stands, and I am sure that this is a matter which the Mexican Government themselves can deal with more effectively than I could.