...Nonproliferation Treaty, the United States announced on December 2, 1967, that it would permit the IAEA to apply its safeguards to all nuclear activities in the United States excluding only those which the United States determines to have direct national security significance. The NPT and international...

...clear, to all the world that we in the United States are not asking any country to accept safeguards that we are unwilling to accept ourselves. So I am...those with direct national security significance. The cochairmen nevertheless remained unable to agree on a safeguards provision. At the end of the ENDC...

...asking any country to accept safeguards that we were unwilling to accept ourselves. Thus you announced that "when such safeguards are applied under the treaty,...those with direct national security significance." 90 A parallel announcement was made by the United Kingdom.91 Article IV insures that nothing in the...

...necessary for increased cooperation in the peaceful nuclear field. After the Treaty has come into force we will permit the International Atomic Energy Agency...those with direct national security significance. Thus, the United States is not asking any country to accept any safeguards that we are not willing...

...necessary for increased cooperation in the peaceful nuclear field. After the Treaty has come Into force we will permit the International Atomic Energy Agency...those with direct national security significance. Thus, the United States is not asking any country to accept any safeguards that we are not willing...

...asking any country to accept safeguards that we were unwilling to accept ourselves. Thus you announced that "when such safeguards are applied under the treaty,...those with direct national security significance." A parallel announcement was made by the United Kingdom. Article IV insures that nothing in the treaty...

...asking any country to accept safeguards that we were unwilling to accept ourselves. Thus you announced that "when such safeguards are applied under the treaty,...excluding only those with direct national security significance.1' A parallel announcement was made by the United Kingdom. Article IV insures that nothing...

...announced that when safeguards were applied under a Non-Proliferation Treaty, the United States would permit the International Atomic Energy Agency to apply...safeguards to all nuclear activities in the United States except those with direct national security significance. The United Kingdom made a similar offer on...

...announced that when safeguards were applied under a Non-Proliferation Treaty, the United States would permit the International Atomic Energy Agency to apply...safeguards to all nuclear activities in the United States except those with direct national security significance. The United Kingdom made a similar offer on...

...spread of nuclear weapons he announced that "when such safeguards are applied under the treaty, the [US] will permit the International Atomic Energy Agency...apply its safeguards to all nuclear activities in the [US] — excluding only those with direct national significance." (Sullivan, NYT, 12/3/67, 1; PD, 12/11/67,...