So I am grateful to all those who participated in a very important public service, and they are to be congratulated.

It is, I think, an extraordinary document.

It was hoped that they would go over the book at home and read more about the Presidents who interested them most.

I must say it is a beautiful book.

This started out, as Mrs. Kennedy tells in her foreword, to be, in a sense, a book for boys and girls so that they would get more out of their visit to the White House.

The White House, it seems to me, is becoming of greater and greater interest to Americans.

And I also want to express my warmest congratulations and appreciation to my wife.

Our naval history is one of the most exciting threads that runs throughout the long history of our country.

It serves two very useful purposes.

And I am hopeful that the Congress will report out legislation which will assist schools of higher learning and also that some arrangement will be made on scholarships, and that all schools will be treated as they are in research grants…

It is important to have it understood that on this point the United States speaks with one voice.

Our arrangements in this area are defensive.

I think that my statement represents the view of the United States Government, and the view of the United States Government is regulated by the resolution which was passed in--by the Congress in 1954.

Some Democrats vote with the Republicans, and have for a good many years.

In my own discussion of this issue in the campaign of 1960, I made it quite clear that I was in agreement with President Eisenhower’s position on this matter.

My views on the matter in 1954 when the treaty came up are well known.

I am confident the Congress will stay and try to do them.

Our basic position has always been that we are opposed to the use of force in this area.

And we are very indebted to him for participating in this exhibit.

So this was not a question of putting large financial resources into buying it the easy way but instead, day after day, year after year it was built up, and now it is extraordinary.

In addition, we have in this case a very easy remedy and that is to pray ourselves.

I don't know whether they--I would characterize them as my most vigorous supporters, but I would say that there has been criticism.

In addition, I think it tells us something about one of our most distinguished Presidents.

I think it is important.

We haven't gotten the legislative program.