That is why I have come to California to speak to you as I do today.

Let us guide our conduct by the Golden Rule of doing unto others as you would have them do unto you.

I know that you have no vacancies in the United States Senate, but anything can happen.

We have one country, one Constitution, and one destiny.

Our arms shall be always ready, but our hand shall be always extended to those who will join us in a pursuit of peace with honor.

Today I am able to tell you, and I am able to say to the entire world, we have a major increase in our capacity to detect hostile launches against the free world.

This is another advance in our vigil of peace to fulfill our responsibility as the sentry of security for all the free world.

I am very proud to be in the home State of more Americans than any other.

Of all the ages that men have lived, this age of America is the best of all.

We know that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.

We sought and we supported a resolution unanimously approved in the United Nations banning the use of weapons of mass destruction in outer space.

Our system is succeeding as none before-anywhere, at any time--have ever succeeded.

Seven years ago America awakened one morning to find a Soviet satellite orbiting the skies.

Previously, our radar capability had been limited to the detection of objects within the line of sight, but now we have produced, and we are installing, our first facilities for operational 'over-the-horizon' radar.

Each of the great conflicts of this century has begun when nations wrongly thought others would shrink before their might.

Your Prime Minister has said that 'the great purpose of international statesmanship today must be to... make possible a better life for all.'

We have worked consistently to bring nuclear weapons under careful control, and to lessen the danger of nuclear conflict.

I proclaim this treaty.