On the recordMarch 13, 1962
Sound disarmament agreements, deeply rooted in mankind's mutual interest in survival must serve as a bulwark against the tidal waves of war and its destructiveness.
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presidency.ucsb.eduSound disarmament agreements, deeply rooted in mankind's mutual interest in survival must serve as a bulwark against the tidal waves of war and its destructiveness.
Letter to Secretary Rusk on the Opening of the Geneva Disarmament Conference.
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