Let us guide our conduct by the Golden Rule of doing unto others as you would have them do unto you.

I am very proud to be in the home State of more Americans than any other.

Seven years ago America awakened one morning to find a Soviet satellite orbiting the skies.

We know that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.

This radar will literally look around the curve of the earth, alerting us to aircraft, and especially to missiles, within seconds after they are launched.

That is why I have come to California to speak to you as I do today.

Our arms shall be always ready, but our hand shall be always extended to those who will join us in a pursuit of peace with honor.

On that same rock of the Constitution, our Republic still stands.

Our system is succeeding as none before-anywhere, at any time--have ever succeeded.

We have one country, one Constitution, and one destiny.

Of all the ages that men have lived, this age of America is the best of all.

We have no reason to believe that any nation now plans to put nuclear warheads into orbit.

But we greet you not only as a great Canadian today.

There is hereby reserved the right to modify or terminate any or all of the provisions of this order.

The treaty we proclaim will lay a new foundation of prosperity for Canadians and Americans, for your West and for ours.

We can never forget that the rich soil of American freedom has been washed with Canadian blood, shed in a common effort against foreign enemies.

The secrets of the atom are known to many people.

The responsibility for the control of U.S. nuclear weapons rests solely with the President.