 | United States. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency - Arms control - 1962
...clearly, while enabling all the world to breathe more easily. PREVENTING SPREAD OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS Third, this treaty can be a step toward preventing...will have the intellectual, physical and financial resources to produce both nuclear weapons and the means of delivering them. In time, it is estimated,... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs - 1968 - 1138 pages
...might adopt in negotiations. The upshot of these studies and reviews was the confirmation within the rS Government of the importance and urgency of dealing...nations not now possessing them. During the next several year*, in addition to the four current nuclear powers, a small but significant number of nations will... | |
 | Glenn T. Seaborg - History - 1983 - 360 pages
...It could provide the basis for wider agreements. It would arrest the dangers from fallout. It could be a "step toward preventing the spread of nuclear weapons to nations not now possessing them," since the treaty was open for all nations to join. And it could limit the arms race, leaving the United... | |
 | Arms control - 1964 - 766 pages
...clearly, while enabling all the world to breathe more easily. PREVENTING SPREAD OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS Third, this treaty can be a step toward preventing...will have the intellectual, physical and financial resources to produce both nuclear weapons and the means of delivering them. In time, it is estimated,... | |
 | United States. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency - Arms control - 1965 - 622 pages
...Kennedy said in his address of 26 July 1963 on the signature of the partial test-ban treaty. He said : During the next several years, in addition to the...will have the intellectual, physical, and financial resources to produce 'both nuclear weapons and the means of delivering them. President Kennedy also... | |
 | World politics - 1963 - 210 pages
...clearly, while enabling all the world to breathe more easily. STEP TO DETER NUCLEAR WEAPONS SPREAD Third, this treaty can be a step toward preventing...will have the intellectual, physical, and financial resources to produce both nuclear weapons and the means of delivering them. In time, it is estimated,... | |
 | United States. President (1961-1963 : Kennedy) - Presidents - 1964 - 1082 pages
...those countries to see the world more clearly, while enabling all the world to breathe more easily. Third, this treaty can be a step toward preventing...will have the intellectual, physical, and financial resources to produce both nuclear weapons and the means of delivering them. In time, it is estimated,... | |
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Third, this treaty can be a step toward preventing the spread of nuclear weapons to nations not now possessing them. During the next several years, in addition to the four current nuclear powers, a small but significant number of nations will have the... 