No words of mine can add luster to the splendid triumph in which you have just shared.

To fulfill that hope remains our urgent quest.

I extend to you warmest congratulations on your election to the Presidency of the Republic of the Philippines.

We rededicate ourselves in this season of good will to the ultimate promise of peace made 2,000 years ago.

I know I speak for the entire nation when I tell you how proud we are of your tremendous accomplishment.

Our thoughts are especially with the men and women in uniform.

Dear Mr. President: As you prepare to relinquish the duties and responsibilities of your high office, I send you my warm good wishes.

You have our lasting thanks, and our hope that the years ahead will bring continued success in our reach for the stars.

It reminds us that our first and most compelling task is peace.

Our first and most compelling task is peace.

You have all moved us one step higher on the stairway to the moon.

President Ayub's visit has given the two Presidents the opportunity to renew their warm personal acquaintance

I WANT to congratulate the astronauts and the thousands of scientists, technicians, and administrators for the success of today's rendezvous.

The United States regards as vital to world peace the preservation of the independence and integrity of Pakistan

And so tonight we share the greatest hunger and the most burning thirst of all.

Together as friends, working shoulder to shoulder, we can improve weather forecasting and improve flood warnings, and multiply housing programs such as the Korangi project that I visited in 1961 when I met my good friend the camel driver.

We want peace. And we shall work every minute, day and night, for peace.

Both of our nations are dedicated to government by, and for, the people.