
From that day to this, I have been dedicated--as I shall be while there is breath in me--to that system's strength and its stability and its success.
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From that day to this, I have been dedicated--as I shall be while there is breath in me--to that system's strength and its stability and its success.

The United States made its forces a part of that Inter-American Force.

Corporate profits--after taxes--have risen 87 percent.

The deep divisions among us are diminishing.

There are very few deliberative bodies that have the reputation that you members of the Senate have--charity toward one another.

It was here, at my father's side, that I was first exposed to the strength, the vitality, and the enduring value of our system of representative democracy.

These young men and women will go to the barrios of Santo Domingo and Santiago to work with and to work for the people of the Dominican Republic in attaining a new life and a new hope.

We shall be just, and we shall be prudent, and we shall also be prompt and brave, for we are determined here in America that peace shall not perish, and the cause of freedom shall not be failed.

We do not seek to impose our will on anyone.

The number of jobs has grown by 5.3 million.

I know that governments cannot easily be persuaded to cease their ancient rivalries or to lay aside their weapons or their arms, but I also know that the nations of mankind that are huddled together on a crowded globe have a common…

I have stressed that we must reorganize and modernize the Government's organization structure in order to focus responsibilities, increase efficiency, and meet present-day needs more effectively.

Our democracy depends in major part upon the Federal Government's adaptability, on its capacity for fast flexible response to changing needs imposed by changing circumstances.

I welcome you to the White House Rose Garden.

The primary purpose of the accompanying reorganization plan is to terminate outdated arrangements which now stand in the way of the most effective management of the Commission's railroad safety program.

One modern warhead today carries enough firepower to make the nuclear blast of 20 years ago seem a very pale flicker by comparison.

The plan abolishes the relevant functions of the Secretary with respect to consulting and considering the recommendations of the President's Committee.