No man and no woman ever grows too old or too successful to forget the memory of a childhood home that was without lights, and that was without water, and that was without covering on the floor.

This legislation represents the single most important breakthrough in the last 40 years.

This is a very proud and very gratifying occasion.

It is a landmark bill because of its new ideas.

I pledge to you that we shall do all that must be done to fulfill our commitment.

Your Government and you Americans are going to successfully conclude that war that you have declared on these ancient enemies.

And as the leader of this country, I plan to set some goals--some realistic, ambitious, farsighted goals--goals of vision.

We always find that you have less space than you need.

Most of them are here.

The artificial kidney gives invalids new hope for normal and productive life.

I don't think, other than what the letter reflects, we ought to speculate on just what condition I'll be in when I retire, and what position I'll be able to take or assume.

Mrs. Johnson has done quite a bit of work visiting several libraries all over the country.

We do this because we have no choice, because we must advance daily or we will fail eternally.

Yes, a staggering era for medicine has begun.

There are serious problems there, but also things that are better in a good many situations than we anticipated.

This bill that I will sign shortly, will provide the bricks and the mortar for the biomedical research laboratories throughout this entire Nation.

Our policy has been enumerated.

It is an ambition of mine.