I recommend that the Congress allow the reorganization plan to become effective.

It is not our purpose or our belief that this is what is happening.

Our continued insistence on treating drug addicts, once apprehended, as criminals is neither humane nor effective.

That is what we try to do with these things.

By virtue of my authority under Section 5 of the United Nations Participation Act of 1945, as amended, I issued on January 5, 1967 Executive Order No. 11322 relating to trade and other transactions involving Southern Rhodesia.

I don't think we ought to speculate on that.

I do not want to get into that.

Ambassador Goldberg, I think, had intended to visit Burma originally.

I am submitting this report to the Congress under Section 4 of the United Nations Participation Act, as amended.

The task is difficult and success will take time. We must--and we will--succeed.

This is not a major reorganization plan.

We will follow this very closely on a day-to-day basis.

I did that almost daily.

Yes, I would think very soon.

It is part of our larger effort to streamline the Government, to make its operations as efficient as possible, and to enable it to provide better service to the citizens and businessmen of this country.

I again endorse the home rule bill.

We can control crime if we will.

Public order is the first business of government.

It will be necessary for us to do some more of it as we go along.

A civilized community in the Twentieth Century should not permit a situation such as this to exist.

No one has ever expected, except those who want us to stop it, that bombing would stop infiltration.

Our deepest obligation to ourselves and to our children is to bring nuclear weapons under control.

Modernization of the patent system is long overdue.

As I pointed out to the Congress in my State of the Union Message, the world is 'in the midst of a great transition, a transition from narrow nationalism to international partnership; from the harsh spirit of the cold war to the hopeful…

The United States is prepared to make available nuclear explosive services for peaceful purposes on a nondiscriminatory basis under appropriate international safeguards.