As soon as the team members return, I will invite all of the winners of medals in this year's games to join me here for lunch at the White House in the Capital City so that I can personally express to them the happiness of a proud and…

The United Nations is not perfect at all.

We will never withdraw from the United Nations and we will never do anything to weaken it.

The United Nations is teaching all of us to work with other peoples as a good and necessary part of our own national life.

The new building for the Federal Bureau of Investigation is already being designed in accordance with the plan.

You have made clear the vigor and the fair play that best represent our own national character.

I want to extend the congratulations of all your fellow Americans for the championship performance and the sportsmanlike spirit of our U.S. competitors at the 1964 Olympics.

We are proud of you, and gratified for the example that you have set.

Tomorrow we celebrate the 19th birthday of the United Nations.

More than 85 percent of Americans are in favor of the United Nations, and so am I.

Last June, shortly after I received the report of the Council on Pennsylvania Avenue, I stated that I would welcome widespread reaction to the Council's proposals.

Today the United Nations is strong.

Congress must, of course, be consulted, and must approve the concept of the plan.

Instead, we will try to be the very first among those who work to make it grow in strength and in service to peace.

I was particularly impressed by the approval of the National Capital Planning Commission, which really has the major responsibility for the development of the city; by the Commission of Fine Arts; and by the District of Columbia Board of…

We are all proud of the record that you have made and the way in which you have served as ambassadors of good will for our country.

The sound of gunfire in Asia echoes in the homes of Illinois and Missouri.

We will not withdraw from the United Nations.