Survey markers and boring equipment on streets and sidewalks show that we are finally beginning to move.
There is a vigor and a momentum in Turkey today which your friends in America have long and enthusiastically applauded.
The true test of civilization is not the census, nor the size of the cities, nor the crops, but the kind of man that the country turns out.
Twenty years ago the average family in America spent 26 percent of its after-tax income on food.
These things have been accomplished because the United States of America and its allies throughout the world have stood firm before the tide...
Farmers still lag a third behind the income of city people.
And, as so often in this century, Mr. President, we see Turkey leading the way.
Mrs. Johnson and I are especially happy to see you, Mr. President.
It is in this spirit that we meet here today, Mr. President.
Now we are going to enjoy a wonderful Texas weekend here as your guests to visit with you and exchange views about what is to come.
For tens of thousands of families, the most fundamental conditions of life are improving.