 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations - 1976 - 976 lapas
...prompt solution to the problem. The first thing that needs to be done, however, is for work to cease on offensive missile bases in Cuba and for all weapons...capable of offensive use to be rendered inoperable under the effective United Nations arrangements. Secretary RUSK. Yes, I think there also was a reference... | |
 | Robert Chadwell Williams, Philip Louis Cantelon - 1984 - 356 lapas
...prompt solution to the problem. The first thing that needs to be done. however, is for work to cease on offensive missile bases in Cuba and for all weapons systems in Cuba capable of offensive use to lx' rendered inoperable. under effective United Nations arrangements. Assuming this is done promptly,... | |
 | Stewart Ross - 1995 - 80 lapas
...prompt solution to the problem. The first thing that needs to be done, however, is for work to cease on offensive missile bases in Cuba and for all weapons...capable of offensive use to be rendered inoperable .... President Kennedy's reply to Chairman Khrushchev, October 1962. Soviets were ahead in the 'space... | |
 | Sergei N. Khrushchev, Shirley Benson - 2000 - 854 lapas
...thing that needs to be done is for work to cease on missile bases in Cuba and for all missile systems capable of offensive use to be rendered inoperable,...out this weekend — in cooperation with the Acting Secretary-General and your representative — an arrangement for a permanent solution to the Cuban... | |
 | Ernest R May, Philip D Zelikow - 2002 - 580 lapas
...prompt solution to the problem. The first thing that needs to be done, however, is for work to cease on offensive missile bases in Cuba and for all weapons...instructions that will permit them to work out this week and — in cooperation with the Acting Secretary General and your representative — an arrangement... | |
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The first thing that needs to be done, however, is for work to cease on offensive missile bases in Cuba and for all weapons systems in Cuba capable of offensive use to be rendered inoperable, under effective United Nations arrangements. 