In providing military assistance to India, we are mindful of our alliance with Pakistan.

The Committee, any subcommittee thereof, and any officer or employee designated by any executive department or agency subject to this order may hold such hearings, public or private, as the Committee, department, or agency may deem…

I have today signed an Executive order directing Federal departments and agencies to take every proper anti legal action to prevent discrimination in the sale or lease of housing facilities owned or operated by the Federal Government.

Our national policy is equal opportunity for all and the Federal Government will continue to take such legal and proper steps as it may to achieve the realization of this goal.

I think that today's statement describes very clearly what the policy is of the Government in regard to non-invasion.

It would have been a great mistake and possibly a disaster if this news had dribbled out when we were unsure of the extent of the Soviet buildup in Cuba.

There is much for which we can be grateful as we look back to where we stood only 4 weeks ago.

We shall neither initiate nor permit aggression in this hemisphere.

In order to assist the departments and agencies in implementing this policy, and to coordinate their efforts, I have established the President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in Housing.

Each such department and agency shall be primarily responsible for obtaining compliance with the purposes of this order as the order applies to programs administered by it;

I hereby direct all departments and agencies in the executive branch of the Federal Government, insofar as their functions relate to the provision, rehabilitation, or operation of housing and related facilities, to take all action…

The Department of Defense

Thank you for your most cordial message today.

I feel that this is the best and most helpful meeting we have had.

The conversations were conducted in a relaxed and friendly spirit which has become traditional in the relations between the two governments.

I want to express my warm welcome to you to this historic room, and to express my great appreciation to you for your effort in joining together to commit ourselves once again to the goal of equal opportunities for all.

They were in agreement that both Governments will collaborate closely and confidently in examining and utilizing such opportunities.

So it seems to me very natural that those who took into their ranks and, indeed, built their ranks upon the immigrants, upon women who were exploited, upon men who worked too long, upon young people who were put to work under adverse…

It was agreed that a solution of the German question can be found only in the preservation of the right of self-determination and that the freedom and viability of Berlin will be preserved in all circumstances and with all means.

We're glad to have you today.

It is our responsibility, Chancellor, that decision having been made, to build upon it and to attempt to move from an increasingly strong and powerful Europe and Atlantic community to an increasingly strong and powerful free world.

We still regard the close and intimate ties between the Federal Republic and the United States as the strongest possible insurance for the defense of Europe, which is essential to the defense of the United States.

We welcome you here during a time of very great change in the world, both in the West and in the East.

Ladies and gentlemen, I hope you will join in drinking with me to the Chancellor, to the members of his Government, to the German people, and to the President of the Federal Republic.

Let us renew that spirit by sharing the abundance of this day with those less fortunate, in our own land and abroad.