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- of' the Atomic Energy Act. what Congressman Holifield for details some time lO If., for example., we have megatons here? Mr. Holifield asked if there would be any- objection to saying that we have (say) 6,000 weapons in Europe, and no one raised any
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Folder, "NSAM # 345: Nuclear Planning, 4/22/1966," National Security Action Memorandums, NSF, Box 8
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- · both the political and military authorities of our major NATO allies. Two alternative approaches should be considered: one which assumes the creation of a "NATO Nuclear Force" and one which does not. Among the possibilities examined should
- c #27c rpt #27e rpt #27g rpt s s II s #27q rpt 7p o~ A '\· \~ ·o lo v1 w cn· iot "US Military Information Control Committee" 3p s 8/1/64 A -osNSAM 294 U. S. Nuclear and Strategic Delivery System Assistance to France RESTRICTION
Folder, "NSAM # 345: Nuclear Planning, 4/22/1966," National Security Action Memorandums, NSF, Box 8
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- . i' I I' I t May we have a meeting with you? Respectfully yours, I. Dean Rusk r. . 1· . t . t. : ~ .' 1•1 ! 1 '· "1' The President, The White House. '>I I I • I . • l I., ,; I ,. I I· .,. ' · - "" -lo 1
- . to protect accordance the atomic information released with the 1964 Agreement and its Recipients will be required under this determination in supporting Annexes. When se;,o.ratcd trom inclosures hand lo this documont as EXCLU~ED ?HO!! l\!JT0:4/\TIC
- year dead line. The West German team was instructed in the light of the French move, to examine possibilities for initiative toward reunification, German nuclear aspirations and US/ FRG offset agreements. Within the game rooms, the French team felt
- Two alternative approaches should be considered: one which assumes the creation of a "NATO Nuclear Force" and one which does not. f f. I ~ Among the possibilities examined should be the creation of a permanent body of restricted membership