"The only reason I am going into some detail is that you apparently are interested, just as I am, in the White House."
"It is tragic what has happened to the wonderful old pieces of furniture which were bought by the early Presidents."
"I WOULD be most happy if you would attend a Cabinet luncheon next Tuesday the nineteenth."
"I've made arrangements with the Central Intelligence Agency to furnish you once a week with the world situation as I also have for Governor Stevenson."
"If you can arrive at about twelve fifteen I'll have General Smith and the Central Intelligence Agency give you a complete briefing on the foreign situation."
"There is one thing certain--none of these pieces in the White House are now in danger of being completely destroyed as they were before the renovation took place."
"If you want to bring your press secretary and any other member of your staff I'll be glad to have them."
"Then we will have luncheon with the Cabinet and after that if you like I'll have my entire staff report to you on the situation in the White House and in that way you will be entirely briefed on what ..."
"I have the exact information on the Minerva clock from the archives of the White House."
"I desire that the executive branch furnish the Congress with all further information needed to permit a complete correction of the present maritime tax situation."
"I have further stated that tax concessions are in themselves a basically unsound means of assisting the maritime industry, and that they should be replaced as soon as possible with whatever form and a..."