Americans today enjoy a good life but we know that we can never expect a free life to be an easy life.

This measure rejects the approach that America has outgrown.

It is Mrs. Johnson's wish, as it is my own, that the planting of these trees may be the occasion for us all to dedicate our efforts anew to preserving our heritage of 'America the Beautiful.'

The shade of a tree and the beauty of its branches must be always within the reach of our people, young and old, wherever they live.

The heads of Federal agencies, as to their respective education related programs, shall keep each other fully and currently informed in order to achieve coordinated planning and prevent unnecessary duplication of activities.

I am happy that those of you that were present for the signing of the NDEA bill could stay here.

Mrs. Johnson joins me in sending our heartiest congratulations on your eighty-second birthday.

I have selected the best personality in this country for that job.

The real work of any President is not for his own time but times to come.

The challenge is obvious and we must meet it.

My mother finally convinced me that I would enjoy life more if I would use my head instead of my foot!

History may well record that we saved liberty and saved freedom when we undertook a crash program in the field of education.

The concept represents modern America at her best.

We believe in equal opportunity for all, special privilege for none.

The Committee shall advise the Secretary, the Commissioner, and the heads of Federal agencies in connection with the responsibilities assigned to them by this order.

There is hereby established a 'Federal Interagency Committee on Education' (hereinafter referred to as the 'Committee').

The Secretary, with the assistance of the Commissioner of Education (hereinafter referred to as the Commissioner), shall identify the education needs and goals of the Nation and from time to time shall recommend to the President policies…

Now it's up to us to keep that pledge in our time.

They grow strong enough to stand in any wind. They grow tall enough to be seen from nearly any view.

You can't do it by sitting home in your rocking chair.

Come November 3d, you are going to have a chance to help us unite.

The United States needs a young, dynamic, compassionate, fighting liberal representing New York in the United States Senate--Bob Kennedy.

You believe that peace should be our mission and prosperity should be our program, and so do I.

You fought to help abolish the sweatshop, and so did I.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls: I want to show you one of the reasons for Bob Kennedy's success and one of the reasons he is going to be the next Senator from New York.