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  • . Th• extent to which •.-clfte reeommen4atione about that a1ency•1 pro1ram for fi1cal 1969 exceed tile 1MM11et ref41M1t of the aaeacy to BOB. By 1'1Nd1et .... ue,t" la meant the ••t of •1•ncy recommendattou which fit within the plannAn1 fipr
  • noi believe peril to the progress of the American people and the hope and .the prospects of peace of alL.Peopie. So I would ask all Americans, whatever their personal interests are CGn¥'ned., to guard against divisiveness and all· of its ugl
  • as to where withdrawal should be made and what should be done in connection with the Gulf of A4qaba. In the meantime the Israelis will I hope continue their offensive and canpletely decimate the Arabs. I hope they don't have to kill too many ~f them, but I
  • in the show and Cabinet visiting Then we went home and had has done, what its future that they hoped I would return a place for me there. would not go on forever, with Larry O'Brien, is, and to the firm and I to~d him that this but that the future
  • Puerto SERVICES Choif'!llats WILLIAM H. BATES, MasBBCbusetta LESLIE C. ARENDS. Illinois ALVIN E. O'KONSKi. Wlaconsln WILLIAM 0. BRAY, Indiana BOB WILSON, CalHornla CHARLES S. GUBSER, Call!ornla CHARLES E. CHAMBERLAIN, Mlchlpn ALEXANDER PIRNIE, New York
  • for those 65 years of If mental health is to be enhanced, and strides to be 7 1made in the solution of this problem, I hope this regressive Ii a l restriction will be eliminated as soon as possible. 9 These are recommendations which I think
  • such a deterrent This years. Khrushchev, hope to have with the most planned to Soviet so that to the previously to meet against and mobile over a substantial deterrent of nuclear we have and the following is clearly stockpile defenses. severe