On the recordMarch 25, 1958
Let us strive everlastingly to achieve safeguards that will banish aggression as an instrument of national policy anywhere and everywhere in the world-let us make war obsolete-let us wage peace, without end.
Let us strive everlastingly to achieve safeguards that will banish aggression as an instrument of national policy anywhere and everywhere in the world-let us make war obsolete-let us wage peace, without end.
Discussing conditions for summit talks with Soviet leaders.
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