The contractor will comply with all provisions of Executive Order No. 10925 of March 6, 1961, as amended, and of the rules, regulations, and relevant orders of the President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity created thereby.

I realize that I am asking the military community to take a leadership role, but I believe that this is proper.

The current study provides the first comprehensive inventory of existing natural resources research programs in the Executive Branch and indicates numerous opportunities for new research that would aid in assuring adequate supplies of raw…

We have come a long way in the 15 years since President Truman ordered the desegregation of the Armed Forces.

I salute West Virginia and I join you, and I will carry on Saturday when I go to Europe the proud realization that not only mountaineers, but also Americans, are always free.

I am proud to join you in telling the United States what West Virginia stands for.

Today the representatives of the Governments of the United States and the U.S.S.R. at the Eighteen Nation Disarmament Conference signed an agreement which will establish a direct communications link between their respective capitals.

This agreement on a communications link is a limited but practical step forward in arms control and disarmament.

The sun does not always shine in West Virginia, but the people always do.

I believe that West Virginia and the United States have a bright future.

the time has come for the Congress of the United States to join with the Executive and Judicial Branches in making it clear to all that race has no place in American life or law.

Such legislation is clearly consistent with the Constitution and with our concepts of both human rights and property rights.

The United States Government has taken action through the courts and by other means to protect those who are peacefully demonstrating to obtain access to these public facilities.

in assuring equality of the right and opportunity to make a decent living.

a rising tide of discontent that threatens the public safety

its denial is an arbitrary indignity that no American in 1963 should have to endure.

we should rid ourselves of racial discrimination.

I strongly urge them to live up to their responsibilities and to recognize no arbitrary bar of race or color-for such bars have no place in any institution, least of all one devoted to the truth and to the improvement of all mankind.

I think it very important that we are not permitted to!

So I want to express our appreciation to you gentlemen; and I want you to know, those of you who are scholars, that we will be with you in the years ahead as you unfold the past.

I have long believed, as you know, that the quality of America's cultural life is an element of immense importance in the scales by which our worth will ultimately be weighed.

It is better for the people of Alabama and better for the National Guardsmen called to duty.

I have always felt that these matters should be handled by State and local authorities.

I would think that the people of Alabama would rather have these responsibilities met by paid, experienced law enforcement officers than by federalized men of the Alabama National Guard.

I think this ceremony which takes place yearly is one of our most important opportunities to indicate the wide range of national services which are rendered by very dedicated men and women to all the people of this country and, indirectly…