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Our Third Purposes An Increase in the Con-
fidence and Cohesion of
the Western Alliance
9. Our
The Communists traditionally use any inter-
Goal.
national encounter to air their confidence in the
ultimate triumph of their system. We should go them
one better. We have good reason to do so.
10. Mili-
Our position is strong in the military field.
tary
Strength. Our strategic deterrent is highly effective, and
will remain so. The USSR, in spite of its missile
boasts and accomplishments, is quite conscious of
the restraint that this strength imposes on its
The Owleng
.
aggressive designs.
)
11. Non-
Freedom's priority claim to the future in
MII1 -
tary
non-military competition was never so clear to me
Strength,
as during President Eisenhower's recent journeys
through Asia and Latin America. The peoples of
these areas just do not want totalitarianism; they
know that their independence will die if the Free
World does not thrive. Our countries can xightly
enter the Summit with confidence that our three
spokesmen of the free world represent the tide of
history.
12. Our Posture.
SEORET
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