We have problems.

We are friends. We must remain friends.

Mr. President, viva Mexico.

We share a set of ideals and a sense of the future.

Our countries are enjoying today very prosperous times.

On the 50 years past, you have my congratulations; on the 50 years ahead, you have the Nation's confidence.

Many factors have contributed to Houston's growth and the growth of our great gulf coast.

Houston's destiny and America's destiny is greatness, and that greatness will be fulfilled by the faith we place in our responsible vision.

I wish to be equal to your confidence, and to the hopes of all of the people of America.

Now, tonight, our purpose must be to bind up our wounds, to heal our history, and to make this Nation whole.

I do not know what happened in every hamlet or voting box in America today, but I think I discerned what happened in all America today.

Good night to all of you, and thanks to all America.

I ask all those who supported me and all those that opposed me to forget our differences, because there are many more things in America that unite us than divide us.

The only attacks that I have resented in this campaign are the charges which are based on the idea that the Presidency is something apart from the people, opposed to them, against them.

For Houston, it has been good.

We have tried to improve the education of our children.

It was here in Austin that I first learned that America is many people, from many countries, speaking many languages, many colors, with many different ideas, but moving always closer and closer together.

Tomorrow is a fateful day for our Nation and for the world.