This Government has repeatedly stated its conviction that steadily mounting nuclear stock does not--repeat--does not insure the security of any nation and that the spread of nuclear weapons to additional countries threatens the security of all.
Remarks at the Signing of the Bill Extending the Arms Control and Disarmament Act
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