I believe such a resolution can be found, and with it an improvement in our relations with the Soviet Union, if only the leaders in the Kremlin will recognize the basic rights and interests involved, and the interest of all mankind in peace.
Kennedy expresses hope for improved relations with the Soviet Union through mutual recognition of rights and interests.
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