They also agreed on the urgency of a world-wide effort to promote the non-dissemination and non-acquisition of nuclear weapons, and of continuing Western initiatives towards arms control and disarmament.
Lyndon Johnson: “They also agreed on the urgency of a world-wide effort to promote the non-dissemination and non-acquisition of nuclear…”
On the recordDecember 7, 1964
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Joint Statement Following Discussions With the Prime Minister of Great Britain
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