I transmit to the Congress the Sixth Annual Report of the Peace Corps--an idea come of age, no longer a novelty but now a part of American life.
Now, Therefore, I, Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States of America, do hereby designate the month of May 19...
So you see, actually when you take everything else into consideration, I am leading a rather tranquil and somewhat unite...
This, then, is the Peace Corps: seven years old and still growing.
The danger comes not from those who have something to lose, but from those who feel that they have nothing to lose.
I am requesting you to resume collective bargaining negotiations on an around the clock basis with the assistance of the...
Let special emphasis this year be placed on making known the contributions that older Americans are making to our welfar...
I salute you.
It concerns every American.
I think you get old because you give up things.
This administration is trying to do something about those things.