our spiritual herita, our belief in individual liberty.mportant as any of these. >> i am helen hayes. many of us who are living now will never see the end of the conflict which dominates our lives. leaders change and leadership passes from one generation to the next. but for generations, or certainly f many years, the challenge which confronts us will continue. so it becomes not just a hope but an urgent condition for a peaceful future that those who are catapulted into the problems of maturity with every passing year will understand the challenge and devote themselves to it even as you and i must. interest cannot lag. forts can not cease. it will require th sternest kind of dedication bread as it were into the american character. the training grounds in which this discipline will be planted and perfected of the institutions which have shaped our society, particularly the home which has always been in our culture the nucleus of society itself. the home is the well spring of the strongest qualities of citizenship and it must remain so if we

but she took special pleasure and was so proud of her herita heritage. she took a special interest in the plight of the polish people oppressed under communism. we know in 1980 the people of poland started a fledgling little group called solidarity, a movement to change in nonviolent resistance against communism and in support of social change. mr. president, senator mikulski and i had the wonderful pleasure of traveling under the guidance of a trip led by john glenn, a world-famous man then and now. it was a wonderful trip for a couple of new senators. we traveled and the iron curtain was down and it was down hard, and we went to poland on this codel. and i can remember, we had the opportunity to meet with members of the solidarity movement. we met in secret with them in a secret location. and senator glenn talked, senator stevens, a senior member of the senate at the time, spoke. and i said, i'd like to hear from senator mikulski. now, mr. president, i -- i am not articulate enough to explain that presentation that she made, extemporaneously. this powe