I do not believe that John Wesley would have thought that we were foolish to attempt this.

This Committee has been of great help to the nation.

By your very life you gave hope to thousands when they were in the midst of despair.

A fast, modern, and coordinated transportation network—by land, air, and sea—is also essential to our national defense.

Words can never enlarge upon acts of heroism and duty, but this Nation will never forget Milton Lee Olive III.

Men like Milton Olive die for honor.

Let us never exult over war.

I am reminded of it every moment of every day.

No member of the board shall be pecuniarily or otherwise interested in any organization of airline employees or in any air carrier.

This is one such occasion.

I have never understood how men can ever glorify war.

It is our hope that in our own country the Klansmen, the Negroes, the Hebrews, and the Catholics will sit down together in the common purpose of good will and dedication; that the moral and creative intelligence of our united people will…

In dying, Private Milton Olive taught those of us who remain how we ought to live.

I have always believed that to be the hardest, but the highest, decision that any man is ever called upon to make.

As provided by section 10 of the Railway Labor Act, as amended, from this date and for thirty days after the board has made its report to the President, no change, except by agreement, shall be made by the carriers represented by the Five…

This Nation will never forget Milton Lee Olive III.

I can never forget it.

That, Mr. President, is how I feel and that is my eternal hope for our Great American Society.