Who Form 1094 B Encouraged 2023-2024

The president's remarks to the Peace Corps trainees from the South Lawn of the White House, August 9th, 1962. Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. We're very glad to welcome you here to the White House. This occasion gives me a particular sense of satisfaction to welcome 600 Americans from all parts of the country who have committed themselves to a great adventure. I think for our country and more than our country, or really all people, I think that by the end of this year, we'll have more than 5,000 Peace Corps men and women of all ages serving abroad in all parts of the world. In countries about which most Americans knew little 10 years ago, countries which we did not even know existed 20 years ago. This is an extraordinary action by this country, and I know that you are proud to take part in it. And I must say that it gives me the greatest satisfaction that it's taking place at this time. I've been through the list of the various areas to which you're going. From George Washington University, we have 307 secondary school teachers for Ethiopia. Perhaps you could hold up your hand, those of you going to Ethiopia. Now we have two medical doctors for Ethiopia, or they were included in that group. Now there are 11 teachers, nurses, auto mechanics going to Afghanistan. They can hold up, they are not yet ready. They're going to have together, all right. Now from George Washington University, we have 76 secondary and college teachers, agricultural extension workers for Nepal. With the University of Maryland, we have 48 secondary school teachers and agricultural workers for Turkey, and 36 teachers at all levels for British Honduras. You've got them sorted down that end, there are 19 school secondary school...