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...Question. To exploit the U.S.'s propaganda advantage. Kennedy decided to make no mention of his plans to resume tests until some time after the Russians exploded their first bomb, an event he expected momentarily. In the meantime. Russia would stand revealed to the world as the atomic aggressor. Thus, Kennedy's first public statement, issued Wednesday night at 9:50, declared that the Soviet Union's decision "presents a threat to the entire world by increasing the dangers of a thermonuclear holocaust.'' But the statement left Kennedy's own plans purposefully vague...
...mercurial, wisecracking autocrat who seems less like a hero than an inspired eccentric to most of his countrymen, Kassem brays nonetheless that he is "a man England won't be able to beat." He explained: "The British planned to get all the Arabs against me as the aggressor. But, instead, I have united all the Arabs against imperialism. The Arab peoples are already with us. Soon the Arab governments will also be with...
...Deterrence would be complete if the aggressor could not defeat the military forces of the free world whatever form aggression took. If adequate limited war forces are coupled with an invulnerable retaliatory force, the aggressor would be unable to benefit from either limited or all-out conflict.... The purpose of a strategy of limited war, then, is first to strengthen deterrence, and, second, if deterrence should fail, to provide an opportunity for settlement before the automatism of the retaliatory forces takes over...
...farther, though "I cannot guarantee some little curve in a wasteland." He was pessimistic about new negotiations. But he had no plans to try to drive the Chinese out. "While I admire the patriotism, and emotional upsurge of honorable members who tell us to go and push the aggressor out ... it is not an easy matter to indulge in a policy of action that leads almost inevitably, step by step, to war." Nehru admitted that he had not even bothered to reoccupy the border post of Longju in northeastern India, abandoned by the Chinese several months ago. Reason...
...pledges were to buy shares of the Endicott-Johnson Corp., the Triple Cities' biggest employer and the nation's second largest shoe manufacturer (first: International Shoe Co.). The aggressor-at least in the eyes of the company's 13,000 local employees and the overwhelming majority of the Triple Cities' population of 200,000-was the multi-industry Glen Alden Corp., headed by Albert A. List...