It is vital that no efforts be spared to keep boating safe as well as stimulating.

I urge that Congress act promptly to provide these needed funds.

Until peace comes, or if it does not come-- we will give our fighting men what they must have: every gun, every dollar, and every decision--whatever the cost or whatever the challenge.

The Holy Bible was the most important possession that our forebears placed aboard their ships as they embarked for the New World.

In order to ensure that Article XXIV of the Treaty of Friendship and General Relations between the United States and Spain can be observed and fulfilled with good faith by the United States

We hope the aggression will end; we must be prepared if it does not.

Whether the present effort is successful or not, our purpose of peace will be constant; we will continue to press on every door.

This record can be maintained—and improved—only if the nation's boating organizations, Federal and State agencies, and the boating industry continue their efforts to inform the public of the importance of safe boating practices.

You have been the main source of supply for the Holy Scriptures for the men and women throughout our Armed Forces.

Thanks to you, millions of the underprivileged people in countries throughout the world have had the Word of God placed in their hands.

I accept it on behalf of the millions of Americans who support your great work and who believe in its goals.

This search for peace is no less significant by being relatively unseen and unheard in a world in which men talk more loudly of issues that seem to divide them than they do of common interests that can unite them.

I HAVE a special pleasure in welcoming to Washington the delegates to the fourth meeting of the Inter-American Cultural Council.

Today, above all, is a time for all Americans to rededicate themselves to the spirit that animated the Minutemen of Concord.

Though you build quietly, you build no less firmly the sure foundations of societies in which free men can truly know and enjoy the possibilities of cultural interchange in this hemisphere.

We must all do our share--in every way we can--to support our men in Vietnam.

We in our country stand in need of greater knowledge and understanding of the old and honored cultures to the south of us; and we likewise stand in readiness to help those in the other American Republics who wish to understand us better by…

Bob Weaver now has his charge.