In private prayer at unusual moments, I have found courage to meet another day in a world where peace on earth is still only an empty dream.

The past is prologue.

I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.

I believe that with all my heart, but in these troubled times I am sustained by much more than my own prayers.

As long as we believe, our strength is in our faith in God and He will never fail us.

So, my countrymen, in those words from that dear mother are to be found the greatness of this Nation and also the strength of its President.

I am pleased to return again to our annual prayer breakfast and to be among so many of my old friends.

In those words from that dear mother are to be found the greatness of this Nation and also the strength of its President.

We cannot hold freedom less dear in Asia than in Europe or be less willing to sacrifice for men whose skin just happens to be a different color!

It is a tribute to the Congress, to the individual citizens of the State, and to the thousands of State and Federal personnel who worked so diligently following the disaster that Alaska has today substantially recovered from the earthquake…

A year ago today I wrote you of my desire to improve the Federal Government's employee safety programs.

We must build the Great Society in our cities, and in our countryside, and in our classrooms.

I pledge to you tonight that the Federal Government will not be a silent partner in this enterprise.

We will not completely drive out the aggressor until we make a start at eliminating these political and social defects.

They may delay us, but I warn them and I pledge you they will never deter or or defeat us.

Two weeks ago, I called for the International Educational Act of 1966.

It is hard to teach a hungry child.

Therefore I am sending Congress five top priority requests.