I want to say that I wish all of you, the graduates, success.

I also urge our citizens to pause during this day to rededicate themselves to the principles and ideals for which our flag stands.

Above all, you will have a responsibility to deter war as well as to fight it.

So we want them to know we are very glad to have them.

Your own efforts to maintain the independence and viability of your country are well known here.

He conducted a long and difficult fight for his country's independence, involving the most sensitive interests.

I think that all of us as Americans take the greatest pride and satisfaction in the tremendous technical accomplishments which have made the flights of the astronauts possible.

If your organization did not oppose Social Security before its enactment--only afterwards--I will be glad to point out this unique distinction at my next press conference.

We want to express our very warm welcome to our distinguished visitor who comes from a most ancient country, representing a most ancient people, and also a young country.

I cannot imagine better representatives of what we like to think our country stands for than the four men who have taken part in flights.

Your Beatitude, we are honored to have you here in Washington.