
I believe that this is one of the most constructive, and one of the most sensible, and also one of the most exciting programs that this Nation has ever undertaken.
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I believe that this is one of the most constructive, and one of the most sensible, and also one of the most exciting programs that this Nation has ever undertaken.

I know this is strength for freedom and for the institutions of our free democratic society now and through the years to come.

This is a time of change--broad, deep, and profound change--in the role and the responsibilities of all the news media.

Five and six year old children are inheritors of poverty's curse and not its creators.

Poverty's children would not be forevermore poverty's captives.

Our resolve is firm and our resources are great, our faith is unyielding and it is unchanging.

In the first moments of that dear and present challenge, the United States moved to stand at once at your side--and there, Mr. President, we still stand, our sons and your sons stand together guarding the peace today.

Mr. President, it is a very happy privilege for me to welcome you once again to this country and to this Capital City of Washington.

Korea is making progress in its struggle against these enemies and, Mr. President, we stand resolutely with you in your progress toward self-sufficiency.

We have not forgotten, and we shall never forget, in America or in Korea, that the price of liberty is eternal vigilance.

The enemies of peace and the foes of freedom still move in the world now, seeking to impose their will by aggression and subversion.

We welcome the talent and the enterprise and the leadership of your young people studying in our land.

It will end an unfair burden on many businesses and many workers.

We want to pass a tax bill that will continue to make more jobs, to make more profits, and to have a more profitable economy for all America.

The tax on local and long-distance telephone services, which I propose to reduce from 10 percent to 3 percent by January 1966, and completely eliminate by 1969.

I call upon the people of the Nation to pray for a lasting peace in which all mankind may reap the fruits of His blessing.