I recently received one of your new form 1040's in the mail.

You refunded $239 million to taxpayers who had made mistakes on their own.

I am one man who is always glad to see the tax collectors; at least, I am today in my official capacity.

It is a pleasure to welcome you again here to the East Room of the White House.

Second, be compassionate in your understanding.

I come to raise a voice of confidence in both the future of these United Nations and the fate of the human race.

It has given those principles a strengthened vitality in the conduct of the affairs of man.

You have had a good year since I spoke to you last March.

It has removed the excuse of ignorance, unmasked the evil of indifference.

Obey the law of the land, the Bill of Rights, the Constitution of the United States, and act with compassion in the administration of that law.

The education of our people is a national investment.

The first session of this Congress has liberated our citizens from the haunting fear of an inability to meet the cost of medical care in their later years.

Few programs have had the visible success of Operation Head Start.

Our achievements in education are equally impressive.

A good tax collector is not only efficient, but a good collector also ought to be fair and just.

You collected all of this money while making savings of $13 million through improved management practices.

Today we can set ambitious goals for the future: full education for every citizen to the limits of his capacity to absorb it.

Funds for health manpower, facilities and services are up $707 million.