 | United States. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency - 1962
...unwilling to accept the inspection such goals require. No one can predict with certainty, therefore, what further agreements, if any, can be built on the...preparations for surprise attack or on numbers and type of armaments. There could RMS CONTROL MEN! But those dangers pale in comparison to those of the... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs - 1963 - 1392 lapas
...to domestic concerns seems unduly restrictive. There seems no good reason for closing ourselves off from certain useful sources of information abroad....point is that efforts to seek new agreements will K» forward. Many of the contracts and grants listed in our presentation material are directly related... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs - 1963 - 224 lapas
...to domestic concerns seems unduly restrictive. There seems no good reason for closing ourselves off from certain useful sources of information abroad....limitations on the spread of nuclear weapons. The important ix>int is that efforts to seek new agreements will go forward. Many of the contracts and grants listed... | |
 | 1964 - 766 lapas
...unwilling to accept the inspection such goals require. No one can predict with certainty, therefore, what further agreements, if any, can be built on the...preparations for surprise attack or on numbers and , vol. II, pp. 1392-1393. ^.d.,1961, p. 351. ' Itid., 1962, vol. II, pp. 804-507. type of armaments.... | |
 | 1963 - 210 lapas
...unwilling to accept the inspection such goals require. No one can predict with certainty, therefore, what further agreements, if any, can be built on the...preparations for surprise attack, or on numbers and type of armaments. There could be further limitations on the spread of nuclear weapons. The important... | |
 | United States. President (1961-1963 : Kennedy) - 1964 - 1082 lapas
...unwilling to accept the inspection such goals require. No one can predict with certainty, therefore, what further agreements, if any, can be built on the...preparations for surprise attack, or on numbers and type of armaments. There could be further limitations on the spread of nuclear weapons. The important... | |
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... strong preference for a more comprehensive treaty banning all tests everywhere, and our ultimate hope for general and complete disarmament. The Soviet Government, however, is still unwilling to accept the inspection such goals require. No one can... 