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of all to justice and the compassion of their fellowmen. Some will
consider these idealistic and unrealistic proposals to keep peace in
world of conflict, frustration and cynicism. I think they are
Immensely practical and realistic. The traditional "practical"
prectices of statecraft have obviously not succeeded in keeping peace.
No nian to keep peace and freedom can succeed in this age unless it
involves the well-being, the unders anding and the emotional commitment
of the great majority of the peoples of the world, The efforts and
the lo valties of men everywhere must be enlisted in this enterprise
transcending all others if such civilization as mankind has achieved
is to be preserved and a better world created for ourselves and the
renerati ons yet to come,
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