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  • to enlarge freedom at home and a.round the world. In Europe much remains to be done. The reunification of 1n peace and freedom is a major goal. We share your hopes for a continued development of a united Europe. The strength of the Atlantic partnership
  • of the Soviets to any ballistic missile defense that we would put up. Question: Mr. Secretary, is this the orbital bomb that the Russians themselves have referred to and if it is as bad as you say it is, sir, why on earth are they considering the thing,? I don't
  • out below 1s the text of a note of March 30, 1966 ~om the Chairman of the Camittee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space: _BATOR J BOWDLERf =BOWMAK 1 _CHASE _COOPER _HAYNES _JESSUP ~UN 11 Sir, •. ~--~ _KLEIN ~ _..KOMER :E _MS@ c.. _R "As you
  • of Sputnik I, at least 134 satellites have occupied inner space, and 57 of them arc still in orbit, some Russian, more American. W hoe11eris first to I• =• ,l,.-~111• 1...-.-a•••- !. !r----c:----··•-_,._ tried to drive home to civilian planncn from