No. I have no announcements to make now.

It is going to be difficult and it is going to require sacrifices.

I am not familiar with what General Walt said.

They were always confused and I found out that after I got through explaining it, I was confused.

But I think if your friends on the Washington Post and New York Herald Tribune could have observed what happened over there yesterday with almost 300 Members of Congress, when one Congressman said, `Mr. President, I want to tell you that…

We want to defeat aggression.

I would not believe that the Washington Post and the New York Herald Tribune would be in the business of either predicting or nominating my Secretary of State.

After long thought and much consultation, I have selected Andrew F. Brimmer to join the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Board.

I will have a swearing in this week for Mr. Lee White, who is Counsel--maybe this week or the next week; he has been confirmed-as Chairman of the Federal Power Commission.

I am today announcing my intention to appoint Mr. William W. Sherrill to the Board of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

I think very generally that organized labor is going to follow a course that is in the national interest.

I always want to do that.

I am naming three men as Assistant Attorneys General in the Department of Justice today.

Several days ago I announced the appointment of Mr. Elmer Staats to be Comptroller General.

The Congress is free to act, and I am not going to try to direct or force one course of action over another.

I think that I would not want to try to evaluate public opinion abroad on this.

I have said a number of times how I feel about the Secretary of State.

I think I will just stand on what I said in New York.