So, let none abroad--and let none here at home--ever doubt or ever question that America has the patience or the perseverance to do what the cause of mankind requires, and what our many commitments around the world necessitate.
Remarks at the Swearing In of Arthur J. Goldberg as U.S. Representative to the United Nations.
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