On the recordMay 1, 1959
Unfortunately, the decisions to be made at the Conference of Foreign Ministers will not be so black and white as whether or not to stay in Berlin. Instead, the issues will be subtle and deceptive.
Unfortunately, the decisions to be made at the Conference of Foreign Ministers will not be so black and white as whether or not to stay in Berlin. Instead, the issues will be subtle and deceptive.
Discussing American preparedness for the Conference of Foreign Ministers on the Berlin crisis.
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