I have heard a lot of talk during my 35 years in public life about the power of the press, and particularly the power of Life, Time, Fortune, and a few other publications associated with you.

MANY happy returns on your birthday.

I hope when we meet here again that we'll have more trees and more flowers here on this somewhat rather sacred spot.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Universal Military Training and Service Act (62 Stat. 604), as amended, I hereby prescribe the following amendments of the Selective Service Regulations prescribed by Executive Orders No…

Yes, I think that the steel situation is on almost every citizen's mind in this country.

Yes, sir. We have detailed action planned that we worked on until late in the evening last night.

No, I think that our operations have been up to our expectations.

The people of the District of Columbia, I think deserve and I think must and will have home rule.

I thank you sincerely for your help in this most vital area of our foreign policy.

I believe that it should be acted on before the Congress gets out of here.

Thurgood Marshall is the first Negro in the history of the United States ever to become the Solicitor General.

God grant you peace in your distress.

God grant us all an end to violence and a renewed commitment to human brotherhood.

It is really difficult to remember that it was 5 years ago that it was only an idea in the minds of a very few thoughtful men.

Today, under the rather dynamic, personable, and I think very farsighted leadership of Sargent Shriver, and the very unusual, highly qualified people that he has brought to his vicinity, 12,500 Americans are part of the Peace Corps.

The Government's paramount interest 'is not that it shall win a case, but that justice shall be done.'

I hope that you will come in and pay your respects before you leave the Rose Garden.

Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.