This Administration has moved and will move to stop the slaughter--to replace suicide with sanity, and anarchy with safety.

International education cannot be the work of one country.

So this morning I again appeal to all my fellow Americans to help their country in this hour of need.

I will shortly propose a comprehensive Highway Safety Act of 1966 to arrest the destruction of life and property on our highways.

No child should grow to manhood in America without realizing the promise and the peril of the world beyond our borders.

I appeal to business not to raise prices.

I urge the Congress to keep the recommended appropriations within the limits that we have requested.

Ours is the great opportunity to challenge all nations, friend and foe alike, to join this battle.

For 5 years now, if the press will accept my apology, this country has been moving straight ahead and we think in the right direction.

Our resources will be wasted in defending freedom's frontiers if we neglect the spirit that makes men want to be free.

I believe that with the continued cooperation of all Americans, if we can get that cooperation, we can hold inflation in check.

Only when people know about--and care about--each other will nations learn to live together in harmony.

I am transmitting herewith, in accordance with section 2 of Public Law 89-229, a report concerning the feasibility and desirability of separate classification in the Tariff Schedules of the United States for those articles of manmade…

Action, not promises, will be the standard of assistance.

This is the price and the privilege of world leadership.

The quest for peace is as old as mankind.

I am also transmitting for the information of the Congress the report of the Tariff Commission on textured yarns which I requested.

I am therefore directing that steps be taken to obtain more accurate data on imports of textured yarns.