Lyndon Johnson actually said...

"I think that we will be exchanging viewpoints on how we can improve America's position and how we can be of increased help, give increased efficiency to our effort to help the South Vietnamese people."

"It is based on mutual trust and will result in mutual benefit--benefit to producers, to labor, and to consumers on both sides of the border."

"Increasingly the emphasis is on using our agricultural commodities to support projects that help eliminate the need for continued food aid."

"Food For Peace is, above all, a program which expresses the great and generous heart of the American people--and is a worthy expression of the compassion always so much a part of America's character."