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Foreword - Theodore C. Sorenson
Preface - Wayne C. Grover, Bernard L. Boutin
1. New Year Greetings to Leaders of the Soviet Union. January 2, 1963
2. A Review of the First Four Volumes of the Adams Papers. January 1963
3. Letter Accepting Resignation of Arthur H. Dean as Chairman of the U.S. Delegation to the Geneva Disarmament Committee. January 4, 1963
4. Memorandum Upon Signing Order Providing for Administration of the Federal Salary Reform Act. January 7, 1963
5. Remarks at the National Gallery of Art Upon Opening the Mona Lisa Exhibition. January 8, 1963
6. Memorandum on Informing Congressional Committees of Changes Involving Foreign Economic Assistance Funds. January 9, 1963
7. Telegram to General MacArthur Concerning the
Dispute Between the Amateur Athletic Union and Other Athletic Federations.
January 9, 1963
8. Remarks Upon Presenting the Distinguished Service Medal to Gen. Lauris Norstad. January 9, 1963
9. Special Message to the Congress Transmitting Trade Agreements With the United Kingdom and Japan. January 9, 1963
10. Remarks at the 50th Anniversary Luncheon of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. January 12, 1963
11. Letter to John J. McCloy Concerning His Part in Negotiations on Cuba. January 13, 1963
12. Annual Message to the Congress on the State of the Union. January 14, 1963
13. Statement by the President on the Death of President Sylvanus Olympio of Togo. January 14, 1963
14. Magazine Article "Where We Stand." January 15, 1963
15. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to Prime Minister Fanfani of Italy. January 16, 1963
16. Toasts of the President and Prime Minister Fanfani. January 16, 1963
17. Letter to the Chairman in Response to the Report of the Administrative Conference of the United States. January 16, 1963
18. Statement by the President on the Longshoremen's Strike. January 16, 1963
19. Remarks to Participants in the Signing of Equal Opportunity Agreements. January 17, 1963
20. Joint Statement Following Discussions With Prime Minister Fanfani. January 17, 1963
21. Annual Budget Message to the Congress, Fiscal Year 1964. January 17, 1963
22. Special Message to the Congress on the District of Columbia Budget. January 18, 1963
23. Remarks to Members of National and State Democratic Committees. January 18, 1963
24. Remarks at the Second Inaugural Anniversary Salute. January 18, 1963
25. Statement by the President on the Death of Hugh Gaitskell. January 18, 1963
26. Letter to the Administrator of General Services
in Response to a Report of the National Historical Publications Commission.
January 19, 1963
27. Letter to Chairman Khrushchev on Nuclear Testing. January 20, 1963
28. Statement by the President on the Restoration of Peace in the Congo. January 21, 1963
29. Memorandum on Development of a Civil Supersonic Air Transport. January 21, 1963
30. Excerpts From Annual Message to the Congress: The Economic Report of the President. January 21, 1963
31. Memorandum on Conflicts of Interest and Ethical Standards of Conduct of Government Employees. January 22, 1963
32. Letter to Jean Monnet Commending His Achievements on Behalf of European Unity. January 23, 1963
33. Letter to the President, American Freedom From Hunger Foundation. January 23, 1963
34. Special Message to the Congress on Tax Reduction and Reform. January 24, 1963
35. The President's News Conference of January 24, 1963
36. Statement by the President on the Proposed Multilateral NATO Nuclear Force. January 24, 1963
37. Letter to Representative Aspinall Concerning Revision of the Public Land Laws. January 25, 1963
38. Statement by the President on the Forthcoming
U.N. Conference on the Application of Science and Technology for the Benefit
of the Less
Developed Areas.
January 25, 1963
39. Letter to the Attorney General Directing Him To Petition for an Injunction in the Boeing Aerospace Labor Dispute. January 25, 1963
40. Statement by the President on Postponing Underground Testing in Nevada. January 26, 1963
41. Remarks at the Signing of Water Resources Development Contracts. January 28, 1963
42. Statement by the President on the Death of Robert Frost. January 29, 1963
43. Special Message to the Congress on Education. January 29, 1963
44. Letter to the Chairman, Advisory Panel on Federal Salary Systems. January 29, 1963
45. Special Message to the Congress on Agriculture. January 31, 1963
46. Remarks at the 50th Annual Meeting of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith. January 31, 1963
47. Letter to the Secretaries of Agriculture and Interior on the Outdoor Recreation Program. February 1, 1963
48. Remarks to Participants in the Senate Youth Program. February 1, 1963
49. Remarks at the Swearing In of David L. Lawrence
as Chairman of the President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in Housing.
February 1, 1963
50. Special Message to the Congress on Mental Illness and Mental Retardation. February 5, 1963
51. Remarks on Proposed Measures To Combat Mental Illness and Mental Retardation. February 5, 1963
52. Remarks at the 11th Annual Presidential Prayer Breakfast. February 7, 1963
53. Special Message to the Congress on Improving the Nation's Health. February 7, 1963
54. The President's News Conference of February 7, 1963
55. Remarks Recorded for the Opening of a USIA Transmitter at Greenville, North Carolina. February 8, 1963
56. Letter to the President of the Senate and to
the Speaker of the House Transmitting Bill for Federal Aid to the District
of Columbia.
February 11, 1963
57. Letter to the President of the Senate and to
the Speaker of the House Transmitting Bill To Establish a National Foreign
Affairs Academy.
February 11, 1963
58. Statement by the President on the Resumption of the Geneva Disarmament Meetings. February 12, 1963
59. Remarks Upon Receiving Civil Rights Commission Report "Freedom to the Free." February 12, 1963
60. Exchange of Messages With the Shah of Iran. February 13, 1963
61. Statement by the President Concerning Aid by California to Chile Under the Alliance for Progress. February 13, 1963
62. Memorandum on the Report of the Committee on Federal Credit Programs. February 14, 1963
63. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House on Outdoor Recreation Needs. February 14, 1963
64. Special Message to the Congress on the Nation's Youth. February 14, 1963
65. The President's News Conference of February 14, 1963
66. Letter to the President, Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia, on Mental Illness and Mental Retardation. February 15, 1963
67. Statement by the President on the Science Advisory Committee Report "Science, Government, and Information." February 17, 1963
68. Remarks Upon Presenting the National Medal of Science to Theodore von Karman. February 18, 1963
69. Letter to the President of the Senate and to
the Speaker of the House Transmitting a Proposed Urban Mass Transportation
Act.
February 18, 1963
70. Letter to the President of the Senate Transmitting a Report on Water Resources Research. February 18, 1963
71. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to President Betancourt of Venezuela. February 19, 1963
72. Toasts of the President and President Betancourt. February 19, 1963
73. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the President of Venezuela. February 20, 1963
74. Special Message to the Congress on the Needs of the Nation's Senior Citizens. February 21, 1963
75. The President's News Conference of February 21, 1963
76. Statement by the President Upon Issuing Order Relating to the Medal of Freedom. February 22, 1963
77. Remarks and Question and Answer Period at the American Bankers Association Symposium on Economic Growth. February 25, 1963
78. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to King Sri Savang Vatthana of Laos. February 25, 1963
79. Toasts of the President and King Sri Savang Vatthana. February 25, 1963
80. Toasts of the President and Prince Albert of Belgium. February 26, 1963
81. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the King of Laos. February 27, 1963
82. Special Message to the Congress on Civil Rights. February 28, 1963
83. Statement by the President Marking the Centenary of the Red Cross. February 28, 1963
84. Remarks to a Group of Staff Members and Students of the Argentine War College. March 1, 1963
85. Remarks at a Dinner Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Department of Labor. March 4, 1963
86. Remarks to Representatives of the National Congress of American Indians. March 5, 1963
87. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House on Transportation Policy. March 5, 1963
88. Remarks to a Group of Newly Promoted Foreign Service Officers. March 6, 1963
89. The President's News Conference of March 6, 1963
90. Remarks to Delegates Attending the World Youth Forum. March 7, 1963
91. Letter to the President of the Senate and to
the Speaker of the House on the Need for Improving the Administration of
Criminal Justice.
March 8, 1963
92. Special Message to the Congress: the Manpower Report of the President. March 11, 1963
93. Remarks to the Boys' and Men's Choir of Poznan, Poland. March 11, 1963
94. Address Before the 19th Washington Conference of the Advertising Council. March 13, 1963
95. Telegram to Management and Labor Leaders in the Southern Pacific Railroad Labor Dispute. March 13, 1963
96. Memorandum on Utilization of Older Workers in the Federal Service. March 14, 1963
97. Remarks Upon Arrival at the Airport, San José, Costa Rica. March 18, 1963
98. Remarks to Members of the American Colony in San José. March 18, 1963
99. Address at the Teatro Nacional in San José Upon Opening the Presidents' Conference. March 18, 1963
100. Toast of the President at a Dinner at the Casa Presidencial in San José. March 18, 1963
101. Letter to the Executive Director, American Association for the United Nations. March 18, 1963
102. Toasts of the President and President Somoza
of Nicaragua at a Luncheon at the Ambassador's Residence in San José,
Costa Rica.
March
19, 1963
103. Remarks at El Bosque Housing Project Near San José. March 19, 1963
104. Remarks at the Ambassador's Residence, San
José, in Response to a Welcoming Declaration by Christian Democratic
Youth.
March
20, 1963
105. Remarks at the University of Costa Rica in San José. March 20, 1963
106. Remarks at El Coco Airport, Costa Rica, Upon Leaving for the United States. March 20, 1963
107. The President's News Conference of March 21, 1963
108. Telegram to Governors of States Having Yet To Act on the Anti-Poll Tax Amendment. March 22, 1963
109. Remarks in Chicago at the Dedication of O'Hare International Airport. March 23, 1963
110. Remarks at a Civic Luncheon in Chicago. March 23, 1963
111. Letter to General Clay in Response to a Report on the U.S. Military and Economic Assistance Programs. March 24, 1963
112. Remarks to the Faculty and Students of the French Institute of High Studies for National Defense. March 25, 1963
113. Letter to the President of the Association on American Indian Affairs. March 25, 1963
114. Remarks of Welcome at Union Station to King Hassan II of Morocco. March 27, 1963
115. Toasts of the President and King Hassan II. March 27, 1963
116. Joint Statement Following Discussions With King Hassan II of Morocco. March 29, 1963
117. Statement by the President Upon Signing Order Establishing the Commission on Registration and Voting Participation. March 30, 1963
118. Special Message to the Congress on Free World Defense and Assistance Programs. April 2, 1963
119. Statement by the President Upon Convening the Conference on Occupational Safety. April 3, 1963
120. The President's News Conference of April 3, 1963
121. Letter to the Chairman in Response to the Interim
Report of the President's Advisory Commission on Narcotic and Drug Abuse.
April 4, 1963
122. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House Transmitting the District of Columbia Charter Bill. April 4, 1963
123. Statement by the President Concerning the Accelerated Public Works Program. April 6, 1963
124. Message to the Guests at a Dinner Marking the 15th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan. April 6, 1963
125. Statement by the President in Response to a Report of the Committee for Traffic Safety. April 9, 1963
126. Remarks Upon Signing Proclamation Conferring Honorary Citizenship on Sir Winston Churchill. April 9, 1963
127. Remarks at a Meeting To Consider the Economic Problems of the Appalachian Region. April 9, 1963
128. Remarks to a Group of Economics Students From Abroad. April 10, 1963
129. Memorandum on Recruitment of Former Peace Corps Volunteers for Career Government Services. April 10, 1963
130. Letter to the President of the Senate and to
the Speaker of the House Proposing the Establishment of a National Service
Corps.
April
10, 1963
131. Statement by the President on the Need for Price and Wage Stability in the Steel Industry. April 11, 1963
132. Toasts of the President and Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands. April 18, 1963
133. Remarks Upon Presenting a Presidential Citation of Merit to Mrs. Florence Harriman. April 18, 1963
134. Remarks and Question and Answer Period Before the American Society of Newspaper Editors. April 19, 1963
135. Letter to the Chairman in Response to a Report on Mississippi by the Civil Rights Commission. April 19, 1963
136. Address at the Boston College Centennial Ceremonies. April 20, 1963
137. Remarks at a White House Musical Program for Youth. April 22, 1963
138. Remarks to Members of the National Council of Senior Citizens. April 23, 1963
139. Remarks Upon Signing Bill Incorporating the Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation. April 23, 1963
140. Remarks to a Group of Fulbright-Hays Scholars From Abroad. April 23, 1963
141. Remarks to the Committee on Youth Employment in Response to Its Report. April 24, 1963
142. Statement by the President on the Report of the Committee on Youth Employment. April 24, 1963
143. Letter to the Director, Bureau of the Budget, Concerning Balance of Payments Statistics. April 24, 1963
144. The President's News Conference of April 24, 1963
145. Statement by the President Following a Meeting With the Business Committee for Tax Reduction in 1963. April 25, 1963
146. Remarks to a Group of Young Democrats. April 26, 1963
147. Remarks Upon Presenting the Distinguished Service Medal to Adm. Robert L. Dennison. April 29, 1963
148. Annual Message to the Congress on the Comparability of Federal and Private Salary Rates. April 29, 1963
149. Remarks to Members of the National Conference on Co-operatives and the Future. April 30, 1963
150. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to Grand Duchess Charlotte and Prince Jean of Luxembourg. April 30, 1963
151. Letter to the President of the Senate and to
the Speaker of the House Transmitting Bills To Carry Out Recommendations
of the
Commission
on Campaign Costs. April 30, 1963
152. Toasts of the President and Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg. April 30, 1963
153. Remarks on the Stamp Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation. May 1, 1963
154. Toast of the President at a Luncheon Given in His Honor by Grand Duchess Charlotte at the Luxembourg Embassy. May 1, 1963
155. Letter to Secretary Udall on the Need for a Review of Mine Safety Regulations and Practices. May 1, 1963
156. Joint Statement Following Discussions With Grand Duchess Charlotte and Prince Jean of Luxembourg. May 1, 1963
157. Remarks at a Breakfast Given by the Wives of Senators and Representatives. May 2, 1963
158. Statement by the President on the Conquest of Mount Everest by American Climbers. May 2, 1963
159. Remarks at a Reception Honoring Medal of Honor Recipients. May 2, 1963
160. Recorded Message to the Alumni of the Choate School, Wallingford, Connecticut. May 4, 1963
161. Statement by the President on the Death of Per Jacobsson. May 5, 1963
162. Remarks at the 75th Anniversary Banquet of the International Association of Machinists. May 5, 1963
163. Message to the Inter-American Conference of Ministers of Labor at Bogotá. May 7, 1963
164. Remarks to the Delegates to the Pan American Highway Congress. May 7, 1963
165. Statement by the President on the Death of Dr. Theodore von Karman. May 7, 1963
166. Message to the Conference of State Civil Defense Directors. May 8, 1963
167. Remarks to Members of the President's Commission on Registration and Voting Participation. May 8, 1963
168. Remarks to Visiting Chiefs of Staff of Latin American Air Forces. May 8, 1963
169. The President's News Conference of May 8, 1963
170. Greetings Telephoned to President Truman on the Occasion of His 79th Birthday. May 8, 1963
171. Remarks to a Group of Foreign Students. May 8, 1963
172. Remarks to Members of the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists. May 9, 1963
173. Remarks at the Dedication of a Marker To Identify the Grave of Ignace Jan Paderewski. May 9, 1963
174. Remarks at a Meeting of the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped. May 9, 1963
175. Address and Question and Answer Period at the 20th Anniversary Meeting of the Committee for Economic Development. May 9, 1963
176. Remarks to Officers of the International Peace Corps Secretariat. May 9, 1963
177. Remarks to Representatives of the Citizens Committee for Tax Reduction and Revision in 1963. May 9, 1963
178. Remarks of Welcome at Otis Air Force Base, Falmouth, Massachusetts, to Prime Minister Pearson of Canada. May 10, 1963
179. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the Prime Minister of Canada. May 11, 1963
180. Joint Statement With Prime Minister Pearson Concerning the Roosevelt Cottage on Campobello Island. May 11, 1963
181. Radio and Television Remarks Following Renewal of Racial Strife in Birmingham. May 12, 1963
182. Telegram to Governor Wallace of Alabama. May 13, 1963
183. Remarks to a Group of Foreign Military Officers. May 13, 1963
184. Statement by the President Upon Receiving Emergency Board Report on the Railway Labor Dispute. May 14, 1963
185. Letter to the President of the Senate and to
the Speaker of the House on the Need for Strengthening the Unemployment
Insurance System.
May
14, 1963
186. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House Concerning Regulation of International Air Transport. May 14, 1963
187. Remarks to Members of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America. May 16, 1963
188. Remarks to the National Advisory Council of the Small Business Administration. May 16, 1963
189. Statement by the President on the Feed Grain Bill and the Forthcoming Referendum on Wheat. May 16, 1963
190. Radio and Television Remarks Following the Flight of Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper. May 16, 1963
191. Remarks of Welcome to a Group From Valdagno, Italy. May 17, 1963
192. Remarks in Nashville at the 90th Anniversary Convocation of Vanderbilt University. May 18, 1963
193. Remarks at Muscle Shoals, Alabama, at the 30th Anniversary Celebration of TVA. May 18, 1963
194. Remarks at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama. May 18, 1963
195. Remarks to Participants in the West Virginia Centennial Celebration. May 20, 1963
196. Remarks to Leaders of Twelve National Conservation Organizations. May 20, 1963
197. Remarks Upon Signing the Feed Grain Bill. May 20, 1963
198. White House Statement on Proposed Legislation on the Relationship Between the United States and Puerto Rico. May 20, 1963
199. Remarks Upon Presenting the NASA Distinguished Service Medal to Astronaut L. Gordon Cooper. May 21, 1963
200. Message to the Conference of African Heads of State Meeting in Addis Ababa. May 22, 1963
201. Statement by the President on the Results of the Wheat Referendum. May 22, 1963
202. The President's News Conference of May 22, 1963
203. Remarks in New York City at the Dedication of the East Coast Memorial to the Missing at Sea. May 23, 1963
204. Remarks at the New York Birthday Salute to the President. May 23, 1963
205. Statement by the President Upon the Death of Orvil Dryfoos. May 25, 1963
206. Statement by the President Upon Reactivating the National Labor-Management Panel. May 26, 1963
207. Special Message to the Congress Transmitting Reorganization Plan Relating to the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. May 27, 1963
208. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House on the Transportation Needs of the Washington Area. May 27, 1963
209. Remarks Upon Signing the Outdoor Recreation Bill. May 28, 1963
210. Telegram Inviting Business Leaders to the White House To Discuss Problems of Minority Groups. May 29, 1963
211. Statement by the President on the Death of Francis E. Walter. May 31, 1963
212. Statement by the President Following Agreement Between the Indonesian Government and American Oil Companies. June 1, 1963
213. Statement by the President on the Death of Pope John XXIII. June 3, 1963
214. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to President Radhakrishnan of India. June 3, 1963
215. Toasts of the President and President Radhakrishnan. June 3, 1963
216. Remarks to Members of the Young Australian League. June 4, 1963
217. Remarks at the Opening Session of the World Food Congress. June 4, 1963
218. Toast to President Radhakrishnan at a Luncheon at the Indian Embassy. June 4, 1963
219. Joint Statement Following Discussions With President Radhakrishnan of India. June 4, 1963
220. Statement by the President on Equal Employment Opportunity in Federal Apprenticeship and Construction Programs. June 4, 1963
221. Remarks at Colorado Springs to the Graduating Class of the U.S. Air Force Academy. June 5, 1963
222. Remarks Upon Arrival at the Missile Range, White Sands, New Mexico. June 5, 1963
223. Remarks Upon Arrival at El Paso International Airport. June 5, 1963
224. Letter to Wilson Wyatt Following His Mediation in the Indonesian Oil Negotiations. June 5, 1963
225. Remarks Aboard the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk. June 6, 1963
226. Commencement Address at San Diego State College. June 6, 1963
227. Remarks in San Diego at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. June 6, 1963
228. Remarks in Hollywood at a Breakfast With Democratic State Committeewomen of California. June 8, 1963
229. Remarks Upon Arrival at Honolulu International Airport. June 8, 1963
230. Address in Honolulu Before the United States Conference of Mayors. June 9, 1963
231. Message to Graduates of the Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange Between East and West. June 9, 1963
232. Commencement Address at American University in Washington. June 10, 1963
233. Remarks Upon Signing the Equal Pay Act. June 10, 1963
234. Telegram to Governor Wallace Concerning the Admission of Negro Students to the University of Alabama. June 10, 1963
235. Remarks to Delegates of the American Committee on Italian Migration. June 11, 1963
236. Proclamation 3542: Unlawful Obstructions of Justice and Combinations in Alabama. June 11, 1963
237. Radio and Television Report to the American People on Civil Rights. June 11, 1963
238. Citations and Remarks Upon Presenting the President's Awards for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service. June 12, 1963
239. Remarks Commending the Tools for Freedom Program. June 12, 1963
240. Statement by the President Upon Establishing the Advisory Council on the Arts. June 12, 1963
241. Statement by the President Following Defeat of the Area Redevelopment Bill. June 13, 1963
242. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House on Development of a Civil Supersonic Air Transport. June 14, 1963
243. Telegram to Governor Wallace Concerning Defederalization of the Alabama National Guard. June 15, 1963
244. Statement by the President Urging Railway Management and Labor To Resume Collective Bargaining. June 15, 1963
245. Remarks at a Luncheon for Sponsors and Editors of Historical Publications. June 17, 1963
246. Letter Accepting Resignation of August Heckscher as Special Consultant for the Arts. June 17, 1963
247. Remarks of Welcome to the Second International Congress on Medical Librarianship. June 19, 1963
248. Special Message to the Congress on Civil Rights and Job Opportunities. June 19, 1963
249. Remarks at the State Centennial Celebration in Charleston, West Virginia. June 20, 1963
250. White House Announcement of Agreement To Link Washington and Moscow by Direct Telecommunications Facilities. June 20, 1963
251. Letters to the Secretary of Defense and to
the Chairman, Committee on Equal Opportunity in the Armed Forces, in Response
to the
Committee's
Report. June 22, 1963
252. Letter to the President of the Senate and to
the Speaker of the House Transmitting Report "Research and Development
on Natural
Resources."
June 22, 1963
253. Remarks Upon Arrival in Germany. June 23, 1963
254. Remarks at the Rathaus in Cologne After Signing the Golden Book. June 23, 1963
255. Remarks at the City Hall in Bonn. June 23, 1963
256. Remarks to the American Embassy Staff at Bad Godesberg. June 23, 1963
257. Toasts of the President and Chancellor Adenauer at a Dinner at the Palais Schaumburg in Bonn. June 23, 1963
258. Remarks in Bonn at the Signing of a Charter Establishing the German Peace Corps. June 24, 1963
259. Toasts of the President and President Lübke at a Luncheon at the Villa Hammerschmidt. June 24, 1963
260. The President's News Conference at the Foreign Ministry in Bonn. June 24, 1963
261. Toasts of the President and Chancellor Adenauer at a Dinner at the American Embassy Club in Bad Godesberg. June 24, 1963
262. Joint Statement Following Discussions in Bonn With Chancellor Adenauer. June 24, 1963
263. Remarks to Allied and American Troops at Fliegerhorst Barracks Near Hanau. June 25, 1963
264. Remarks in Frankfurt Upon Signing the Golden Book at the City Hall. June 25, 1963
265. Remarks at the Römerberg in Frankfurt. June 25, 1963
266. Address in the Assembly Hall at the Paniskirche in Frankfurt. June 25, 1963
266a. Remarks at a Reception in Wiesbaden. June 25, 1963
267. Remarks Upon Arrival at Tegel Airport in Berlin. June 26, 1963
268. Remarks in Berlin to the Trade Union Congress of German Construction Workers. June 26, 1963
269. Remarks in the Rudolph Wilde Platz, Berlin. June 26, 1963
270. Toast at a Luncheon in the City Hall in Berlin. June 26, 1963
271. Address at the Free University of Berlin. June 26, 1963
272. Remarks at United States Military Headquarters in West Berlin. June 26, 1963
273. Remarks at Tegel Airport, Berlin, Upon Leaving for Ireland. June 26, 1963
274. Remarks Upon Arrival at Dublin Airport. June 26, 1963
275. Remarks on the Quay at New Ross. June 27, 1963
276. Remarks at Redmond Place in Wexford. June 27, 1963
277. Remarks at the City Hall in Cork. June 28, 1963
278. Address Before the Irish Parliament in Dublin. June 28, 1963
279. Remarks at a Civic and Academic Reception in St. Patrick's Hall, Dublin Castle. June 28, 1963
280. Remarks at Eyre Square in Galway. June 29, 1963
281. Remarks at a Reception in Limerick. June 29, 1963
282. Remarks at Shannon Airport Upon Leaving for England. June 29, 1963
283. Farewell Messages to President de Valera and Prime Minister Lemass. June 29, 1963
284. Remarks Upon Arrival in England. June 29, 1963
285. Joint Statement Following Discussions With Prime Minister Macmillan at His Home in Birch Grove, Sussex. June 30, 1963
286. Remarks at Gatwick Airport Upon Leaving for Italy. June 30, 1963
287. Remarks Upon Arrival at Fiumicino Airport, Rome. July 1, 1963
288. Remarks at the Campidogho in Rome. July 1, 1963
289. Remarks to the American Embassy Staff at the Ambassador's Residence in Rome. July 1, 1963
290. Remarks at a Dinner Given in His Honor by President Segni. July 1, 1963
291. Remarks in Naples at NATO Headquarters. July 2, 1963
292. Joint Statement Following Discussion With President Segni in Rome. July 2, 1963
293. Remarks at Capodichino Airport in Naples Upon Leaving for the United States. July 2, 1963
294. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House Transmitting Bill To Strengthen the Peace Corps. July 4, 1963
295. Radio and Television Message to the American People After Returning From Europe. July 5, 1963
296. Remarks Upon Presenting the Hubbard Medal to the Leader of the American Everest Expedition. July 8, 1963
297. Toasts of the President and Prime Minister Menzies of Australia. July 8, 1963
298. Statement by the President Urging Railroad Management and Union Leaders To Arbitrate Their Dispute. July 9, 1963
299. Radio and Television Statement Following Action To Postpone the Nationwide Railroad Strike. July 10, 1963
300. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to President Nyerere of Tanganyika. July 15, 1963
301. Remarks in Response to a Report on the Passamaquoddy Tidal Power Project. July 16, 1963
302. Toasts of the President and President Nyerere of Tanganyika. July 16, 1963
303. Remarks to Faculty and Students of the NATO Defense College. July 16, 1963
304. Joint Statement Following Discussions With President Nyerere of Tanganyika. July 16, 1963
305. The President's News Conference of July 17, 1963
306. Special Message to the Congress on Balance of Payments. July 18, 1963
307. Statement by the President on the Solution of the Chamizal Border Dispute With Mexico. July 18, 1963
308. Remarks to a Group of American Field Service Students. July 18, 1963
309. Letter to the President of the Senate in Regard to Three International Human Rights Conventions. July 22, 1963
310. Special Message to the Congress on the Railroad Rules Dispute. July 22, 1963
311. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House on Revision of the Immigration Laws. July 23, 1963
312. Remarks to Delegates to the 18th Annual American Legion "Boys Nation." July 24, 1963
313. Telegram to State Governors Announcing a Conference on Mental Retardation. July 24, 1963
314. Joint Statement by the Heads of Delegations to the Moscow Nuclear Test Ban Meeting. July 25, 1963
315. Remarks to Members of the "99 Club" of Women Pilots Following Issuance of an Amelia Earhart Commemorative Stamp. July 26, 1963
316. Radio and Television Address to the American People on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. July 26, 1963
317. Letter Accepting Resignation of Postmaster General J. Edward Day. July 26, 1963
318. Remarks Upon Presenting the Distinguished Service Medal to Adm. George W. Anderson, Jr. July 30, 1963
319. Remarks to a Group of Student Leaders From Brazil. July 30, 1963
319a. The President's Interview With Robert Stein, Representing a Group of Seven Magazines. August 1, 1963
320. The President's News Conference of August 1, 1963
321. Remarks at the U.S. Naval Academy. August 1, 1963
322. Remarks to the Delegates of Girls Nation. August 2, 1963
323. Message to the Delegates to the Third Inter-American Meeting of Ministers of Education. August 5, 1963
324. Special Message to the Senate on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. August 8, 1963
325. Progress Report by the President on Physical Fitness. August 13, 1963
326. Statement on the Second Anniversary of the Alliance for Progress. August 17, 1963
327. Remarks Upon Signing Bill To Amend the National Cultural Center Act. August 19, 1963
328. The President's News Conference of August 20, 1963
329. Letter to the Chairman, House Ways and Means Committee, on Tax Reduction. August 21, 1963
330. Remarks on the Occasion of the Rollout of the First C-141 All Jet Transport. August 22, 1963
331. Conversation With the Prime Minister of Nigeria by Means of the Syncom Communications Satellite. August 23, 1963
332. Remarks to a Group of Fulbright-Hays Exchange Teachers. August 23, 1963
333. Statement by the President on the Cut in the Mutual Security Authorization Bill. August 23, 1963
334. Remarks to Student Participants in the White House Seminar in Government. August 27, 1963
335. Remarks to a Group From the Military Schools of Brazil. August 27, 1963
336. Statement by the President on the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. August 28, 1963
337. Statement by the President Upon Signing Bill To Avert the Nationwide Railroad Shutdown. August 28, 1963
338. The President's Special News Conference at Hyannis Port on the Mutual Security Program. August 30, 1963
339. Labor Day Statement by the President. September 2, 1963
340. Transcript of Broadcast With Walter Cronkite Inaugurating a CBS Television News Program. September 2, 1963
341. Statement by the President on the Death of Robert Schuman. September 4, 1963
342. Remarks to a Group Attending the Convention of the International Federation of Catholic Universities. September 4, 1963
343. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to the King and Queen of Afghanistan. September 5, 1963
344. Toasts of the President and the King of Afghanistan at a Dinner at the White House. September 5, 1963
345. Remarks Upon Presenting the Distinguished Service Medal to Gen. Emmett O'Donnell. September 6, 1963
346. Presidential Message for the Jewish New Year. September 6, 1963
347. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the King of Afghanistan. September 7, 1963
348. Telephone Remarks to Admiral Reedy and Other
Survivors of the Patrol Bomber Squadron in Which the President's Brother
Served.
September
7, 1963
349. Transcript of Broadcast on NBC's "Huntley-Brinkley Report." September 9, 1963
350. Statement by the President on Desegregation in the Schools of Alabama. September 9, 1963
351. Remarks at the National Conference of the Business Committee for Tax Reduction in 1963. September 10, 1963
352. Statement by the President on the North Pacific Fisheries Negotiations. September 10, 1963
353. Remarks Upon Presenting Congressional Gold Medal to Bob Hope. September 11, 1963
354. Letter to Senate Leaders Restating the Administration's Views on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. September 11, 1963
355. Remarks to Leaders and Members of the United Negro Colleges Development Campaign. September 12, 1963
356. The President's News Conference of September 12, 1963
357. Memorandum on Employment of the Mentally Retarded. September 13, 1963
358. Letter to the Commissioner of Education on the School Dropout Problem. September 15, 1963
359. Remarks at the Swearing In of Representatives and Alternates to the 18th U.N. General Assembly. September 16, 1963
360. Statement by the President on the Sunday Bombing in Birmingham. September 16, 1963
361. Address Before the White House Conference on Exports. September 17, 1963
362. Remarks to Delegates to a Conference on Voter
Registration Sponsored by the AFL-CIO's Committee on Political Education.
September
18, 1963
363. Radio and Television Address to the Nation on the Test Ban Treaty and the Tax Reduction Bill. September 18, 1963
364. Letter to Dr. Stafford L. Warren at the Opening of the White House Conference on Mental Retardation. September 19, 1963
365. Further Statement by the President on the Sunday Bombing in Birmingham. September 19, 1963
366. Address Before the 18th General Assembly of the United Nations. September 20, 1963
367. Remarks in New York City to Staff Members of the U.S. Delegation to the United Nations. September 20, 1963
368. Telephone Remarks to the 5th Annual National Conference of State Legislative Leaders. September 21, 1963
369. Message Recorded for the Opening of the United Community Campaigns of America. September 22, 1963
370. Foreword to Theodore C. Sorensen's "Decision-Making in the White House." September 23, 1963
371. Statement by the President on the Government's Manpower Utilization Program. September 23, 1963
372. Statement by the President Following Meetings With Civic Leaders and Members of the Clergy of Birmingham. September 23, 1963
373. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the Foreign Minister of Italy. September 23, 1963
374. Remarks Upon Signing the Health Professions Educational Assistance Act. September 24, 1963
375. Statement by the President Following the Senate Vote on the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. September 24, 1963
376. Address at the Pinchot Institute for Conservation Studies, Milford, Pennsylvania. September 24, 1963
377. Remarks Upon Arrival at the Airport, Ashland, Wisconsin. September 24, 1963
378. Address in Duluth to Delegates to the Northern Great Lakes Region Land and People Conference. September 24, 1963
379. Address at the University of North Dakota. September 25, 1963
380. Remarks Upon Arrival at the Airport in Cheyenne. September 25, 1963
381. Address at the University of Wyoming. September 25, 1963
382. Remarks at the Yellowstone County Fairgrounds, Billings, Montana. September 25, 1963
383. Remarks at the High School Memorial Stadium, Great Falls, Montana. September 26, 1963
384. Remarks at the Hanford, Washington, Electric Generating Plant. September 26, 1963
385. Address in Salt Lake City at the Mormon Tabernacle. September 26, 1963
386. Remarks in Salt Lake City at the Dedication by Remote Control of Flaming Gorge Dam. September 27, 1963
387. Remarks at the Cheney Stadium in Tacoma. September 27, 1963
388. Remarks at Tongue Point, Oregon. September 27, 1963
389. Remarks at the Dedication of the Whiskeytown, California, Dam and Reservoir. September 28, 1963
390. Remarks at the Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. September 28, 1963
391. Address at the Meeting of the International Monetary Fund. September 30, 1963
392. Remarks at the Swearing In of Postmaster General John A. Gronouski. September 30, 1963
393. Statement by the President on the Need for Training or Rehabilitation of Selective Service Rejectees. September 30, 1963
394. Remarks of Welcome at Union Station to Haile Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia. October 1, 1963
395. Toasts of the President and the Emperor of Ethiopia at a Dinner at the White House. October 1, 1963
396. Remarks Upon Signing the Uniformed Services Pay Raise Bill. October 2, 1963
397. Toasts of the President and Emperor Haile Selassie at a Luncheon in Rockville, Maryland. October 2, 1963
398. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the Emperor of Ethiopia. October 2, 1963
399. White House Statement Following the Return of a Special Mission to South Viet-Nam. October 2, 1963
400. Remarks in Heber Springs, Arkansas, at the Dedication of Greers Ferry Dam. October 3, 1963
401. Remarks at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds in Little Rock. October 3, 1963
402. Statement by the President Upon Signing Bill Relating to the Railroad Retirement and Unemployment Insurance Systems. October 7, 1963
403. Remarks at the Signing of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. October 7, 1963
404. Remarks to a Group of Agricultural Leaders From Latin America. October 8, 1963
405. The President's News Conference of October 9, 1963
406. Remarks Upon Presenting the Collier Trophy to the First U.S. Astronauts. October 10, 1963
407. Letter to the President of the Senate and to the Speaker of the House on the Sale of Wheat to the Soviet Union. October 10, 1963
408. Remarks at the Ceremony Marking the Issuance of the Eleanor Roosevelt Commemorative Stamp. October 11, 1963
409. Remarks at Presentation of the Final Report of the President's Commission on the Status of Women. October 11, 1963
410. Remarks at the White House Columbus Day Ceremony. October 12, 1963
411. Statement by the President on the Great Lakes Maritime Union Controversy. October 12, 1963
412. Statement by the President on the 1965 Meeting in Washington of the Pan American Congress of Architects. October 12, 1963
413. Letter to Chancellor Adenauer on the Occasion of His Retirement. October 14, 1963
414. Letter to Secretary Wirtz on the Florida East Coast Railway Dispute. October 14, 1963
415. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to Prime Minister Lemass of Ireland. October 15, 1963
416. Toasts of the President and Prime Minister Lemass. October 15, 1963
417. Statement by the President: Credit Union Day. October 17, 1963
418. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the Prime Minister of Ireland. October 17, 1963
419. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to President Tito of Yugoslavia. October 17, 1963
420. Toasts of the President and President Tito. October 17, 1963
421. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the President of Yugoslavia. October 17, 1963
422. Remarks to Members of the Illinois Trade Mission to Europe. October 18, 1963
423. Statement by the President on Announcing a Grant for a Youth Training Demonstration Project in New Haven. October 18, 1963
424. Remarks to a Group From the Second U.S.-Japan Conference on Educational and Cultural Interchange. October 18, 1963
425. Remarks to Delegates to a Meeting of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. October 18, 1963
426. Address at the University of Maine. October 19, 1963
427. Remarks in Boston at the "New England's Salute to the President" Dinner. October 19, 1963
428. Remarks of Welcome at the White House to Dr. Victor Paz Estenssoro, President of Bolivia. October 22, 1963
429. Toasts of the President and President Paz at a Luncheon at the White House. October 22, 1963
430. Address at the Anniversary Convocation of the National Academy of Sciences. October 22, 1963
431. Toasts of the President and President Paz at a Luncheon at the Bolivian Embassy. October 23, 1963
432. Joint Statement Following Discussions With the President of Bolivia. October 23, 1963
433. Preface to Adlai Stevenson's "Looking Outward: Years of Crisis at the United Nations." October 24, 1963
434. Remarks Upon Signing the Maternal and Child Health and Mental Retardation Planning Bill. October 24, 1963
435. Remarks at the 13th Annual Convention of the National Association for Retarded Children. October 24, 1963
436. Remarks to Delegates to the Young Presidents' Conference. October 24, 1963
437. Statement by the President on Radio Free Europe. October 25, 1963
438. Message to President Diem on the Occasion of the National Holiday of Viet-Nam. October 25, 1963
439. Remarks at Amherst College Upon Receiving an Honorary Degree. October 26, 1963
440. Remarks at the Ground Breaking for the Robert Frost Library at Amherst College. October 26, 1963
441. Remarks Upon Leaving Westover Air Force Base, Massachusetts. October 26, 1963
442. Statement by the President on the Death of Tom Connally. October 28, 1963
443. Message to President Gursel on the 40th Anniversary of the Republic of Turkey. October 29, 1963
444. Statement by the President Following Action on the Civil Rights Bill by the House Committee on the Judiciary. October 29, 1963
445. Remarks in Philadelphia at a Dinner Sponsored by the Democratic County Executive Committee. October 30, 1963
446. Letter to Secretary Wirtz in Response to a Report of the President's Missile Sites Labor Commission. October 31, 1963
447. Remarks Upon Signing Bill for the Construction of Mental Retardation Facilities and Community Mental Health Centers. October 31, 1963
448. The President's News Conference of October 31, 1963
449. Statement by the President to American Women Concerning Their Role in Securing World Peace. November 1, 1963
450. Remarks to Members of the U.S. Industrial Payroll Savings Committee. November 5, 1963
451. Proclamation 3560: Thanksgiving Day. November 5, 1963
452. Remarks to Officers of State Governors' Committees on Employment of the Handicapped. November 7, 1963
453. Remarks to Delegates to a Committee of the Universal Postal Union. November 8, 1963
454. Message to Chancellor Erhard Following a Mine Disaster in Lengede, Germany. November 8, 1963
455. Remarks at the Dinner of the Protestant Council of the City of New York. November 8, 1963
456. Letter to the President, D.C. Board of Commissioners, Concerning Highway Projects. November 12, 1963
457. Remarks of Welcome to the Members of the Black Watch Regiment. November 13, 1963
458. Statement by the President Announcing a "Crash Program" To Assist Eastern Kentucky. November 13, 1963
459. The President's News Conference of November 14, 1963
460. Statement by the President in Response to Report of the National Committee on Health Care of the Aged. November 14, 1963
461. Remarks at the Dedication of the Delaware-Maryland Turnpike. November 14, 1963
462. Remarks in New York City at the AFL-CIO Convention. November 15, 1963
463. Remarks in New York City at the National Convention of the Catholic Youth Organization. November 15, 1963
464. Remarks in Tampa on the 5oth Anniversary of Scheduled Air Service. November 18, 1963
465. Address and Question and Answer Period in Tampa Before the Florida Chamber of Commerce. November 18, 1963
466. Remarks in Tampa to Members of the United Steelworkers. November 18, 1963
467. Remarks Upon Arrival at Miami International Airport. November 18, 1963
468. Address in Miami Before the Inter-American Press Association. November 18, 1963
469. Remarks to Officers of State Education Associations and the N.E.A. November 19, 1963
470. Statement by the President on the Geneva Radio Conference on Space Communications. November 20, 1963
471. Message to the Congress Transmitting 17th Annual Report on U.S. Participation in the United Nations. November 20, 1963
472. Remarks in San Antonio at the Dedication of the Aerospace Medical Health Center. November 21, 1963
473. Remarks in Houston to the League of United Latin American Citizens. November 21, 1963
475. Remarks at a Rally in Fort Worth in Front of the Texas Hotel. November 22, 1963
476. Remarks at the Breakfast of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce. November 22, 1963
477. Remarks Prepared for Delivery at the Trade Mart in Dallas. November 22, 1963
Proclamation:
National Day of Mourning. November 23, 1963
Presentation of Medal of Freedom Awards. December 6,
1963
Appendix A: White House Press Releases, January 1 - November
22, 1963
Appendix B: Presidential Documents Published in the Federal
Register, January 1 - November 22, 1963
Appendix C: Presidential Reports to Congress, January
1 - November 22, 1963.
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