For years our two peoples have worked very closely together in political, and cultural, and economic pursuits.
Moreover, it represents a very important step forward in improving global communications.
I offer my heartiest congratulations to you, Mr. President, and to all of your fine countrymen on this most significant occasion.
No people in history have been more generous with their treasure and resources than have the American people since the end of World War II.
We know that the rich nations do have an obligation to the poor nations.
Foreign aid has been an important force for good in this world in which we live.
It is a great pleasure to exchange views with you through this medium.
In all of these enterprises we share an abiding concern for the freedom and the dignity of man, and our number one objective in the world is...
We have come here this afternoon to place a successful program in the hands and under the direction of a very successful man.
I am grateful that he has agreed to undertake it, and he shall have my support every inch of the way.
THANK YOU very much, Mr. President.