For such an extension, the United States will require only that number and kind of inspections which modern science shows to be necessary to assure that the treaty is being faithfully observed.
Lyndon Johnson: “For such an extension, the United States will require only that number and kind of inspections which modern science…”
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Message to the Eighteen-Nation Disarmament Committee on Its Reconvening in Geneva.
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