John Fitzgerald Kennedy: “The two Governments are, however, deeply concerned for the future of…”

On the recordFebruary 7, 1962

The two Governments are, however, deeply concerned for the future of mankind if a halt cannot be called to the nuclear arms race.

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Democratic · Massachusetts

Source

Joint Statement With the British Government Concerning Nuclear Tests.

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