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  • the at TraTls Air FOIIC8 Bue in The bill. which Mr. John- amounts, witfl the result ffiat California. son signed last night at bis the device was blown apht Tbe Atomic Energy Commis- ranch near here, proyide1 befw. the fusion reaction could slon announced today
  • the oonaensua or the night, the man J'hom the antl-Rooeevelt or the Khrushchevs. the Maoa, faction had ex rated u the em.bodlment contrlbutlona OP AllZONA the Sukarnoe, the Naaeera, the Nkrumah , or au political e . became a hero to the r and the Adlai
  • should ot course be omitted. p USIA Para 2, last 2. aentence. NSC INR there would also be special CIA opening NSA OSD NAVY AIR AEC N.J\SA BJi1fir_ ~EX Should read: advantages Para 3, first recognize that to maintenance sentence
  • of the Commission, shall serve at the pleasure of the General'¥anager, and shall be removable by the General Manager." Sec. 2. Subsection 25 a. of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, is amended to read in its 11 a. such program divisions entirety
  • to question about financial liability to read as follows: "The two governments have independently stated that any claims arising in the highly unlikely event of a nuclear accident will be dealt with through diplomatic channels i:l:Z!ltin accordance
  • ASStsT A POSSIBLE JAPANESE BALLTSTir MISSitE PROGRAM•UNQTE o, PARA 4 A SHOULD READ QTE WE ANTICIPATE SPACE ?AGE 2 RuEHc 95304 C Q SIP ID 2 14 DECLASSIFIED ri'Y~3o2.~S-I > Date g;e , CttttP I OlltT IAC ,., ~ R Department of State PAGE ~2
  • ARRIVAL OcEANOGRAPHER IN· BOMBAY DR. PANIKKAR PLANS TO" READ STATEMENT FROM MINISTER . OF ' EDUCATION DR. TRIGUNA SEN. PRESE~T TEXT OF STATEMENT CONTAINS .... FOLLOVING PARAGRAPH ON ANTON BRUUN. ·2/ QUOTE "I AM ALSO EQUALLY HAP.PY THAT GROWING
  • committee also decided to hold further negotiations before or during the 21st General Assembly. We will be pressing for early talks but recognize that the USSR has the capacity to delay negotiations and agreement. Benjamin H. Read Executive Secretary I I
  • party, THEPRESIDENT: Mr. Chancellor, ladies and gentlemen: distinguished members of The great German writer, Geothe, once said that the formula for a happy life was each day to read a beautiful poem, listen to beautiful music, look at a beautiful
  • THE SECRETARY OF COMMERCE WASHINGTON 25, D,C, Honorable McGeorge Bundy Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs The White House Dear Mac: I have read Glenn Seaborg's letter of November 23, recommending interpretation
  • you have any comment on that? 5. Secretary McNamara: He hasn't sai p. that to me so I don 1t want to try to read what was in his mind, but we do have as I say an over-the­ horizon radar system which we have been working on for some time, which we
  • During Fallex for recommended in reftel para 2A. para 2B, we propose para 4 of procedures now read as follows: '' 4. The information tween administering II of ref a (less agencies such additional completion above may be communicated be­ listed
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  • and Secretary responsible neglect doctrine. These criticisms, on nuclear issues that in the French expressions: frappe into a force de dissuasion! under vhat circumstances, there is One has only to read the than he can the stated The key strategic
  • weapons. The Indians are listening very carefully to what American officials say about the development of Chinese nuclear weapons. The Indians are reading our discussions, including considera~ion of deployment of a limited ballistic missile defense