I think I am prouder of this than anything I have ever done in all my 58 years--upon my recommendation the Congress in the last 2½ years has passed 24 health bills.

Our objective in Vietnam is very simple: We want the killing to stop and the people of Vietnam to make their own future in peace.

Today we launched an all-out attack on heart, cancer, and stroke.

Real wages--what you buy with your pay check--went up every single year from 1960 through 1965.

There is still much to be done, but we know that we are no longer starting from the bottom.

We are now starting from a great record of accomplishment.

We will build you not promises, but we put it there in concrete and steel.

We came here today to consummate an act of faith in the future of the great State of West Virginia.

In a sense, the whole story of man is revealed in his search for dependable water supplies.

I never come here but what I am glad to be here.

We know that the battle can be won.

There is hereby established the President's Committee on Libraries.

The Committee shall terminate ninety days after the final report of the Commission is submitted to the Committee.

I am requesting the head of each of the departments and agencies concerned with these matters to work with the Director of the Bureau of the Budget to insure the fullest coordination in fixing the boundaries of multijurisdictional planning…

So I think it is quite appropriate that they should open their rolls to those who carry our flag today.

But in our earnest desire for peace, we have chosen the path of firm resolve.

This measure will allow the veterans of Vietnam to become members of the American Legion.

It is testimony to their gratitude for the patriotic service being rendered in defense of America, and the entire free world.