We are glad to have you here.

So it shows that even though Salamanca and Louvain, and all the rest, may go back hundreds and hundreds of years, in 1963 you are looking to the future.

Knowledge is power, and I think the events of the past years have shown that in a very dramatic way.

Education is not merely a means and an end, and not merely a technique, but also a way to the good life which is a way to a more secure and afterlife.

I recognize how difficult it is to maintain a free society under the best of conditions.

We can take satisfaction on this Labor Day in the health and energy of our national society.

Our youth are our national future.

The gains of 1963 will never be reversed.

I supported it very strongly in the Congress as a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

We are going to have a difficult struggle in the 1960's.

We are going to try to get a figure as close to the recommendations.