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- A· " ONAU'TICS AND SP · Cle IJ)MJNISTaAi'ION
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Dr. Jerome Wiesner, Special Assistant LO Lhe
President for Science and Technology
Theodore C . Sorensen, Special Counsel to the President
Walter J enk ins
Bill D . Moyers
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- organizations composed wholly
or almost wholly of non-Communist countries. They are also likely to seek
various types of links with the supranational European Communities.
We should seek to utilize this interest, examining each opportunity on
a case-by-case
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- Communities.
We should seek to utilize this interest, examining each opportunity on
a case-by•case basis and responding appropriately to specific overtures from
East European countries. We must balance the risk that entry of East
European countries could
- , recommendations which translate this state
ment of policy into specific action programs for each of the
Eastern European countries (with particular reference to sub
stance and timing) and, at the same time, to examine the possi
bilities of multilaterallzing
- examines technical proposals which
m~ght
be put
forw.a rd by the United States, as well as other considerations
appropriate to such discussions.
For two reasons, this report concentrates upon possible
coope~ation
in lunar programs:
(l) cooperation
- , we should probably also examine whether they should be balanced
by special obligations for market-economy CP 1 s to observe vis-a-vis
state-trading countries. The latter might replace some of the standard
obligations which market-economy CP's assume