I want to assure you that my overall position on the Algerian question has not changed, and I feel it is properly a matter of International concern.

It is my feeling that General De Gaulle at heart does desire to pursue a more liberal policy in Algeria than his predecessors, but I do not think that it is sufficient to say that it therefore becomes exclusively a French problem.

I give my assurance that in whatever position I hold in public office I will support and take every step necessary to protect the full constitutional right of every American.

A Democratic administration will guarantee that this will be but the first in a long - and long overdue - series of measures to be enacted into law which will give American farmers what they have not had in recent years: prices and income which are comparable to those received by other segments of our economy and in keeping with the farmers' contributions to our national welfare.

Once again the Democratic Congress has acted to relieve farmers of some of the pressures resulting from increasing costs and falling prices.

Senator John F. Kennedy today announced the appointment of eight leading medical men as an advisory committee to Representative Aime J. Forand.

The Federal judiciary and the Federal service should be a model of Americanism, in which there are no traces of any form of arbitrary discrimination.

It is time for us to practice what our Constitution preaches.

As the guardian of our constitutional rights, the Federal judiciary must have at all levels the best possible judges.

I agree with the conclusions of the Pastore committee that sweeping changes in our foreign trade policies are not necessary.

My own State of Massachusetts has suffered and is suffering from the same conditions.