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  • . Stevenson's #~ Repo-rt- #54a'\tcpo~t ~~ .1/&ka River -a-eNSG meetin:g V ~~ l4p - ~ Uir;;..~Lt::L 0~ VP Security File, National Security 06/26/62 A 12/05/61 A Secret ~ He1riew of l'oli~y FILE LOCATION Presentation 13p •t' 1 t:. Factors
  • Stevenson, Adlai E. (Adlai Ewing), 1900-1965
  • ; (EnclosureJ MemCon: M e e t i n g of Committee of Principals Concerning Bombs in O r b i t ), pp. 1-5, 7 - 8. Top Secret. -SECRET-- - - 5 - _ O c tober 1 5 . On the next day^ Ambassador Stevenson told the F irst Committee that the United States had
  • of inspections from those previously proposed,” we would take those facts into account.^ Ambassador Stevenson made a statement of this kind in his c opening speech in the Disarmament Commission (April 26), The Soviet representative rejected the proposal
  • n s - Ambassadors Stevenson, Goldberg, Ball, and Wiggins during-this period-led the U.S. delegations in the General Assembly. Most of the disarmament work, however, was done by Foster, Fisher, De Palma, and ACDA officers assigned on an ad hoc