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The treaty just signed is a reproduction of the draft treaty on a partial nuclear test
ban put forward by the United States and ... underground tests to improve its
nuclear weapons for many years already, and that should underground nuclear
tests ...
The treaty just signed is a reproduction of the draft treaty on a partial nuclear test
ban put forward by the United States and ... underground tests to improve its
nuclear weapons for many years already, and that should underground nuclear
tests ...
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By completely divorcing the cessation of nuclear tests from the general task of
banning nuclear weapons, the tripartite treaty creates an illusion of peace, lulls
the vigilance of the people of the world, and provides a screen behind which U.S.
...
By completely divorcing the cessation of nuclear tests from the general task of
banning nuclear weapons, the tripartite treaty creates an illusion of peace, lulls
the vigilance of the people of the world, and provides a screen behind which U.S.
...
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tests for all time—I repeat, all nuclear tests, no matter where they are held. Many
years ago we already raised the question of banning nuclear weapons and
banning tests of those weapons. However, the western powers, and above all the
...
tests for all time—I repeat, all nuclear tests, no matter where they are held. Many
years ago we already raised the question of banning nuclear weapons and
banning tests of those weapons. However, the western powers, and above all the
...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1971 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Nov 2006 |
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