This is America's hope, Mr. Chairman. This is our dream. This is our goal.
The problems of our world place burdens upon us all.
The day of peace will eventually come—a day when all nations will be able to live in their own way, free from threat and fear.
This occasion has a special significance, for it is the first visit to the United States by a Chief of State of Burma.
Both our countries emerged from a colonial past and treasure independence all the more for that.
You cannot write our history without devoting many chapters to the pony express, the stagecoach, the railroad, the automobile, the airplane.
No other country in the world allowed its passenger rail service in urban areas to deteriorate as badly as we did--and we are the richest, m...
The world knows and appreciates Burma's dedication to peace and to the right of all nations to decide their own destinies.
We both place high value on the just resolution of international differences and on the search for universal peace.
I am going to cut all federal expenditures to the fullest extent consistent with the well-being of our people.
We should not continue to press on the accelerator.