The following are hereby superseded: (1) Executive Order No. 10154 of August 22, 1950. (2) Executive Order No. 10558 of September 8, 1954. (3) Executive Order No. 10686 of November...
It will give us a firm grasp of the realities that we face in resisting aggression; the problems we face in seeking peace and in rebuilding ...
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are not only our hope for America; they are what we hope for all the world.
When it is all finally said, it adds up to this: I am so happy to be back here with you.
Since the Honolulu conference, more than 80 percent of the registered voters of South Vietnam have elected an assembly to draft a constituti...
We resolved here in Honolulu to carry the blessings of education to the remotest area of South Vietnam.
It is to resist aggression with the maximum force that is necessary and the minimum risk that is possible.
As for the other prediction, let me remind you that the leaders who will sit down together in Manila have already signed a petition for peac...
We do not expect to pull any rabbits out of any hats at Manila, notwithstanding any speculations you may hear or see.
Threatened strikes at other General Electric Company plants will, in my opinion, if allowed to occur, affect a substantial part of the milit...
It is always a very great pleasure for me to come to Hawaii for any purpose.