On the recordMay 20, 1957
Even an America victorious in atomic war could scarcely escape disastrous destruction of her cities and a fearful loss of life.
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presidency.ucsb.eduEven an America victorious in atomic war could scarcely escape disastrous destruction of her cities and a fearful loss of life.
Radio and Television Address to the American People on the Need for Mutual Security in Waging the Peace.
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