Lyndon Johnson

It also says something about the man who leads those men and the man who prepares those men for the call they must answer.

Probably the most powerful head of steam ever created is that of young people trying to set on fire a world that they think is all wet.

I look at you young people--the smartest, the healthiest, the most prosperous, the best dressed, with more creature comforts and more advantages than your fathers or your grandfathers ever dreamed of, and yet you are the most…

So long as I lead, you will be heard.

Today I extend the Nation's gratitude to another Marine officer.

We shall continue to use every means available to find a prompt and a peaceful solution to the problem.

Today I submit to the Senate for its advice and consent the International Grains Arrangement of 1967.

Deputy Director of Defense Research and Engineering, Department of Defense.

You may count on my continued strong support in any way I can be helpful.

But after the strong opinions have been aired, the people want progress.

The great periods of progress in America have come when the leaders of each branch were more concerned with making progress than with establishing their predominance.

America's wheat farmers have supported the pricing provisions of previous wheat agreements.

We have many dinners in this house during the course of a year.

Mr. Williams, we are very pleased to have you with us and I shall look forward with pleasure to seeing the Conference's first report.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by paragraph (e) of title I of the Department of Defense Appropriation Act, 1967 (80 Stat. 981), and as President of the United States, I hereby order the following units of the Ready Reserve of the…

I urge the Senate to give it early consideration.

So tonight, here in the First House of the Land, we have come to celebrate these great institutions of our Government.

The rise of administrative bodies probably has been the most significant legal trend of the last century .... Perhaps more values today are affected by their decisions than by those of all the courts.

For this is the night when we pay formal tribute to a great American institution: the famous system of 'checks and balances.'

Even he couldn't have predicted how deeply the administrative process would penetrate the life of the American citizen in this year--1968.

Hubert Humphrey is loyal to the Senate-John McCormack to the House--and Earl Warren to the Court.

I am pleased that you are going to undertake leadership in the area of pressing urban problems.

Nothing is so hard but search will find it out.

I have appreciated your willingness to stay in government beyond the term of your original commitment.

You have served your Nation and your President well and faithfully.