John Fitzgerald Kennedy

The Commission shall terminate as of November 1, 1962.

Funds made available for fiscal year 1962 have financed completion of the survey and procurement of over half of the necessary provisions.

We may well take satisfaction in this achievement.

Every citizen, of course, should be aware of the hazards.

But that question was asked in a particular way.

No, the food and Drug Administration has had nearly 200 people working on this and every doctor, every hospital, every nurse has been notified.

I cannot emphasize, sitting in this position where I sit, how important this bill is.

In addition, we'll make a judgment as to whether those figures indicate we're in a plateau or whether we are in more serious economic difficulty.

I am describing our position.

The need to plan and to coordinate action programs does not end with the submission of this report and the termination of the Study Commission.

We believe that it is the most effective way of providing for the development of a communications satellite.

I really believe that's because they do not recognize how closely tied in it is to our national interest.

We are attempting, therefore, to bring our policy position up to date with our new scientific information.

We are very much indebted to Ambassador Bunker and to those who participated on behalf of the two countries in the negotiations here.

It would be a great mistake and a great loss if we failed to carry on this program this year.

Mr. Dean can develop our thoughts more fully in more detail, but the phrase I used, internationally monitored supervised national control posts, is the one that describes our position on that matter.

We are completing that with a final meeting before Mr. Dean goes back this afternoon.

Our ability to meet our commitments to the defense of Western Europe in the conventional and in the nuclear field remains unchanged by this announcement.

I hope the Members of Congress will adopt those more careful provisions contained in the administration bill introduced by Congressman Oren Harris, of Arkansas, in the House.

I can't understand why the government of Albany, City Council of Albany, cannot do the same for American citizens.

I want to express my very strong hope that the House of Representatives will give approval to the U.N. bond proposal.

So that the very clear identification with our national security has been recognized by President Truman, President Eisenhower, and I can emphasize how strongly I recognize it.

I urge that these be authorized as recommended.

Well, it depends on the weather, political and otherwise.

As a country since 1957, we have not been fulfilling our capacity.