It appears that we will actually have a cash surplus this year.

I came here tonight to tell you that in the time allotted me, with whatever energy and ability I have, I do not intend for history to repeat itself.

We are making solid progress right on down the road.

There can be no peace if might makes right.

The conflict in South Vietnam is confusing for many of our people.

We have sought the help of the United Nations in arranging international peace talks.

Our policy is devoted to that end.

Peace must be fought for.

I know of no time in our history when our brave men in arms have performed with greater skill or courage.

Our interest will not be served if nations continue to violate the independence of other nations.

In Vietnam the United States is committed to a decent and a limited purpose: to defeat aggression and to let the people of Vietnam decide in peace their own political future.

Peace does not come just because we wish for it.

I hereby designate the International Cotton Institute as a public international organization entitled to enjoy those privileges, exemptions, and immunities provided for by the International Organizations Immunities Act

It gives me great pleasure to announce the completion of the last major step in Alaska's unique program of transition from territorial status to statehood.

I commend the employees of your State and the Federal Government, particularly the Federal Aviation Agency, who worked so cooperatively during this period.

I am gratified that the transition has gone so well.

The transition has now been completed.

That is because of this system we have that our forefathers figured out.