yesterday i visited the jfk library. i saw president kennedy deliver his inauguration speech.deeply resinated with me and it still has a lingering effect. i recall the following quote, my fellow citizens of the world ask not what america will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man kind. now japan wants to be a country that can respond to such calls. hand in hand we want to work together with the united states to spread basic values throughout the world such as those of freedom, democracy, basic human rights and the rule of law, and we want to be a country that can contribute to peace and prosperity of the world. in visiting the united states i have had very heart-warming welcome interception by all citizens of the united states. i would like to express my heart felt gratitude. lastly i would like to emphasize the following. bar barack as we stand here we will be starting a new era for japan and the united states. i think that 70 years from now, our children and grandchildren will look back on the talks we had as one of such historical significance. than

this from the jfk library. the letter was basically a friendly open heads up to jfk "my dear mr.sident, we expect you will be interested in our freedom ride in 1961. it is designed to forward the services in the south. and they were. they gave this detailed itinerary of where they would be every day. they gave a full explanation, and a complete list of names and biographies of every person who would be participating. saved them the trouble of investigating these folks. here we are. here is what you need. and you see a name you might recognize. john lewis. then the student body president of the american baptist theological seminary. he was a 21-year-old, a veteran protester that had been arrested five times in various protests. that let them know in advance of the freedom rights went to john f. kennedy, robert f kennedy, j. edgar hoover, to the president of greyhound and trailways bus lines. they were all warned. they knew it would happen. hold that thought. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain tries to stop

this from the jfk library sent to j.k. simmons jfk. a friendly open heads-up to jfk, quote, my dear mr. president, we expect you will be interested in our freedom ride in 1961. it is designed to forward the completion of integrated bus service and accommodations in the deep south. about 15 of our members will travel as interstate passengers on greyhound and trailways routes from washington, d.c. to virginia, north and south carolina, georgia, alabama, mississippi heading to new orleans. we propose to challenge on route every form of segregation met by the bus passenger and experienced in and dedicated to the gandhiian principles of nonviolence. our plans are entirely open. and they were. they gave this detailed item continuary of everywhere they would be every day. they gave their full explanation for why they were doing this and how they thought it would succeed. they also gave this complete list of names and biographies of every person who would be participating saved them the trouble of having to investigate all these folks, here yo

yesterday i visited the jfk library in boston. on television i saw president kennedy deliver his inauguration speech. it deeply resonated with me and it still has a lingering effect. i recall the following quote -- my fellow citizens of the world ask not what america will do for you, but what together you can do for the freedom of mankind. now japan wants to be a country that can respond to such calls. hand in hand, we want to work together with the united states to spur basic values throughout the world such as those of freedom, democracy, basic human rights and rule of law. and we want to be a country that can contribute to peace and prosperity of the world. in visiting the united states, i've had very heartwarming welcome and reception and by all citizens of the united states. i express gratitude. lastly i would like to emphasize the following. barack, as we stand here, we will be starting a new era for japan and the united states. i think that 70 years from now, our children and grandchildren will look back on the talks we had

yesterday i visited the jfk library in boston. on television i saw president kennedy deliver his inauguration speech. it deeply resonated with me. and it still has a lingering effect. i recall the following quote, my fellow citizens of the world, ask not what america will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of mankind. now japan wants to be a country that can respond to such calls. hand in hand, we want to work together with the united states to spread basic values throughout the world, such as those of freedom, democracy, basic human rights and the rule of law. and we want to be a country that can contribute to peace and prosperity of the world. in visiting the united states, i've had very heartwarming welcome and reception by all citizens of the united states. i would like to compress my heartfelt gratitude. lastly i would like to emphasize the following. barack, as we stand here, we will be starting a new era for japan and the united states. i think that 70 years from now, our children and grandchildren will

yesterday, i visited the jfk library in boston. i saw president kennedy deliver his inauguration speech. it resonated with me. it still has a lingering effect. i recall the following quote "my fellow citizens of the world ask not what america will do for you, but what together, we can do for the freedom of mankind." japan wants to be a country that can respond to such calls. hand-in-hand we want to work together with the united states to spread basic values throughout the world, such as those of freedom and democracy. and we want to be a country that can contribute to peace and prosperity of the world. in visiting the united states, i have had a heartfelt reception why all citizens of the united states. i would like to express my gratitude. lastly, i would like to emphasize the following. as we stand here, we will be starting a new era for japan and the united states. i think that 70 years from now our children and grandchildren will look back on the talks we had as one of historical significance. thank you very much. president oba

it seems like only yesterday i was standing with teddy at a window on the 7th floor of the jfk libraryuld rise from. ascould rise from. as we looked out the window teddy pointed to a little pine tree and said to me that is where the institute is going to be. and we and we stood they're for a moment imagining what it would look like and institute without full-scale recreation of the u.s. senate right here in boston the city of his birth that he loved so much thanks to the heroic efforts of so many people that chamber and this institute stands exactly where teddy janvier would. but as but as with teddy's wish, this institute is not about one man. it is about the nearly 2,000 men and women who have served in the united states senate who -- since it 1st convened and about those who might be inspired to serve and it in the future if they only knew more about the important role of the senate in our democracy. teddy used to say, everyone knows but the presidency. we have presidential you have presidential libraries, but they do not know so much about the senate and the legislative process. th

it seems like only yesterday i was standing with teddy at a window on the seventh floor of the jfk library where this institute now stands. it was an empty low-lying field, but he had a vision that something extraordinary could rise because of it. as we looked out that window, he pointed to a little pine tree, and said to me, that is where the institute is going to be. and we stood there for a moment imagining what it would look like, and institute, with a full-scale re-create and of the u.s. senate, right here in boston. the city of his birth. he loved it so much. now, thanks to the heroic efforts of so many incredible people, that chamber and this institute stands exactly where teddy dreamed they would. but as was teddy's wish this institute is not about one man. it is about the nearly 2000 men and women who have served in the united states senate since it first convened, and it is about those who might be inspired to serve in it in the future if they only knew more about the important role of the senate in our democracy. teddy used to say, everybody knows about the presidency, we have p

yesterday, i visited the jfk library in boston. i saw president kennedy deliver his inauguration speech. it resonated with me. it still has a lingering effect. i recall the following quote "my fellow citizens of the world ask not what america will do for you, but what together, we can do for the freedom of mankind." japan wants to be a country that can respond to such calls. hand-in-hand we want to work together with the united states to spread basic values throughout the world, such as those of freedom and democracy. and we want to be a country that can contribute to peace and prosperity of the world. in visiting the united states, i have had a heartfelt reception why all citizens of the united states. i would like to express my gratitude. lastly, i would like to emphasize the following. as we stand here, we will be starting a new era for japan and the united states. i think that 70 years from now our children and grandchildren will look back on the talks we had as one of historical significance. thank you very much. president oba

yesterday i visited the jfk library in boston.on television i saw president kennedy deliver his inauguration speech. it deeply resonated with me and it still has a lingering effects. i recall the following cote. my fellow citizens of the world ask not what america will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of mankind. now japan wants to be a country that can respond to such calls. hand-in-hand we want to work together with the united states to spread basic values throughout the world such as those of freedom democracy basic human rights and the rule of law and we want to be a country that can contribute to peace and prosperity in the world. in visiting the united states i have had a warm welcome interception by all citizens of the united states. lastly i would like to emphasize the following. as we stand here we will be starting a new era for japan and the united states. i think 70 years from now our children and grandchildren will look back on the talks we had as one of such historical significance. thank you ve

jfk plaza. the public is invited to give their input at the free library of philadelphia. the new design will renovate the plaza and fountain. there will also be upgrades to the sidewalks, plaza lighting site security technology as well as new placement of the love statue. >>> it is the day eagles fans have been waiting for since the end of last season. taking a live look at lincoln financial field. the question on every fan's mind ahead of tonight's nfl draft, what will chip do? nbc 10's keith jones and jacqueline london are live from the biggest draft party in philadelphia right at the home of the eagles. >> guys party's under way right now. what's it like out there where you are? >> it really is. it's a little chilly but that's not stopping people because you know what it feels like football weather, it's perfect to get us energized and in the mood. the gates at lincoln financial field open at 6:00. the public can come. sold out. this is where people can watch the draft and take part in really cool interactive activities. keith and i were throwing around the football. >

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