But it is a very great cause for special pride and reassurance that seasoned and able Americans like Maxwell Taylor and Henry Cabot Lodge are willing to respond voluntarily and unselfishly to the same call that our young men have responded to out there in the rice paddies.
Remarks at the Swearing In of Henry Cabot Lodge as Ambassador to South Viet-Nam.
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