Yes. I am concerned.

I am returning to the Board for further hearing Pan American's request to convert its East and West Coast terminals into coterminals.

His requests will always be carefully considered and promptly acted upon here.

Bill will continue to go wherever the ball is and work wherever we need him.

The Vietnamese leaders were very hopeful and appeared to be very earnest.

I didn't see anything that I could really catch onto as any great difference between us.

No, I don't want to debate with Mr. Kennan.

There will be additional ones.

I wouldn't find any fault with any committee having any hearings at any time, as long as they are conducted in an atmosphere of objectivity, fairness, judiciousness.

They both are expublic servants.

Please submit for my approval a revised order in the Transatlantic Route Renewal Case, consistent with the comments expressed above.

No. I think the press prefers that we have one man who does more of the briefing than anybody else called the Press Secretary.

I think that there are a good many people in the country that are troubled about Vietnam and wish we could find some way to negotiate, but I think the country overwhelmingly supports the position that we have taken.

I had a letter from her last night.

I don't see that I would be the proper one to judge, because I haven't had the intimacy with them that the members of the Committee have.

As he requests them, they will be supplied, as I have stated on several occasions.

As far as I am concerned, I will want to call him my Press Secretary and try to satisfy both of you.

They will be additional men needed and they will be supplied as General Westmoreland is able to use them and as he may require them.