The Red Cross works for all; it needs the help of all.

These efforts on our behalf have critically reduced the financial resources of the organization.

It has mobilized and expanded its staff—and it is doing a magnificent job for our troops on many fronts.

Hurricane Betsy's havoc was responsible for the highest Red Cross expenditure for a disaster operation since 1955.

The Campaign for Members and Funds is authorized each year within the Executive Departments and Agencies.

The Red Cross is a symbol of mercy throughout the world.

In addition to its aid to the Armed Forces and disaster victims, the Red Cross has continued to provide many other vital services to our nation and our communities.

This year the Red Cross has acted swiftly to meet the special demands of Vietnam.

The Red Cross has earned and needs our help.

I urge all Americans to give this voluntary organization their full support for the benefit of all of our citizens.

We must take steps to control the damage caused by waters that 'heat-up' after cooling generators and industrial engines.

Our prosperity is unequaled; and our growth rate and price stability are the envy of the world.

The last 20 years have demonstrated that the Employment Act was neither dangerous nor visionary.

I know the people are eager and anxious to hear from you.

The success of the Vice President's visit was contributed to a great deal by the presence of a man who is always there when the decisions are being made and wherever the problems exist.

We must remove or control nutrients that cause excessive growth of plant life in streams, lakes and estuaries.

Their resolution was reflected in the Employment Act of 1946.

The Clean Rivers Demonstration Program I recommend has four requirements: