We know of the sacrifices, and we know of the deeds of valor, and we know the devotion of our servicemen.

So I know you will have another illustrious member as soon as my name is affixed to the bill.

We also know the necessity for the conflict in Vietnam.

Especially this year our thoughts go out to the hundreds of thousands who are resisting the forces of aggression and violence in Vietnam.

Since the birth of the Republic, more than half a million Americans have died for their country on the field of battle.

I do hereby call to the attention of the people of the United States that November 4, 1966, is the Twentieth Anniversary of UNESCO and call upon them to observe the occasion with appropriate ceremonies and manifestations of support for the…

UNESCO has a critical role to play in bringing the educational techniques of the developed world to the newly emerging nations of man's family.

We honor those who wore that uniform in days past, and those who wear it today.

On Veterans Day, we honor their heroism, we give thanks for their sacrifice.

We can never repay our debt to them, for it is beyond price.

Our Government was active in the founding of UNESCO.

It has continued to support the Organization in its effort to create a climate in the world in which a just peace may prevail.

We have set aside one day of the year to honor the dead and the living whose actions have testified to their courage and devotion to country.

Our efforts for education of quality and equality extend to those adult citizens who have received little or no formal schooling.

The bravery of young American patriots on the battlefield, the steadfast determination of our people at home, will--in time-bring an end to this trial of aggression.

Ask him to write a simple message.

It is a great privilege to welcome you to your Capital.

Almost a century ago another Englishman, Thomas Huxley, visited our country.