We must begin to think about the future--about the year 2000--about the foundations we must put in place for a larger, more complex, more challenging America for our children and o...
In coming to Washington, as you are now, you are tracing steps I myself once walked-as a 27-year-old new Member of the House.
Today our system, our society--and our Government, of which you are soon to be part--stand as the most successful in the history of man.
They reaffirmed their determination to support the peacekeeping operations of the United Nations and to do all in their power to strengthen ...
They recognized also that a nation's defense policy must be based on a sound economy.
They discussed existing proposals for this purpose and an outline of some new proposals presented by the British Government.
They also agreed on the urgency of a world-wide effort to promote the non-dissemination and non-acquisition of nuclear weapons, and of conti...
As we welcome you to our country, we welcome you and your countrymen to the continuation of this great work.
Dear Mr. President: I learned with deep regret of your resignation, although I appreciate the reasons for your decision.
Whenever liberty is threatened, whenever the choice is between freedom and slavery, the voice of Parliament will be heard and the support of...
This is one of many talks that we have had and are going to have in the future, and I trust just one of many visits.