I think that to say that this is the end of the road would be a mistake.

We have received no response to our--to that proposal, which followed other proposals made on other occasions.

There is in such transactions no subsidy to the foreign purchaser; only a savings to the American taxpayer on wheat the Government has already purchased and stored at the higher domestic price which is maintained to assist our farmers.

Most especially, let us humbly acknowledge that we have not yet succeeded in obtaining for all of our people the blessings of liberty to which all are entitled.

On this day, let us acknowledge anew our reliance upon the divine Providence which guided our founding fathers.

Agriculture cannot be controlled successfully or dominated by the national government.

Now, Therefore, I, John F. Kennedy, President of the United States of America, call upon the people of this Nation to observe Monday, November 11, as Veterans Day,

I appreciate very much the hospitality shown to all of us and the chance to visit what Congressman Mills has described as the greatest State in the Union.

His broad talents and experience equip him admirably for the heavy responsibilities which now press upon him.

In short, every nation in the world has a direct interest, for the dollar is an international currency.

This Nation--the United States-must continue its efforts to meet the balance of payments problems now confronting us.