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    "ocrText": "-6-\ngoal\nWe believe in keeping the ball on the enemy's line --\nback pedally to our 20 your line\nnot recrenting to our goal tine before starting the next play.\nThe President can always count on Republican support where his\nforeign policy is firm and decisive on the side of freedon.\nbroadgauzil\nBut if ever there was a time for, revival of genuine bipartisanship\nEDEA\nin foreign policy in the spirit of the late Senator Arthur Vandenberg, that\ntime is now.\nwho\nSenator Vandenberg was my fellow townsman, my mentor, my here.\nHe was importantly responsible for my getting into polities.\nHe arrived at a thoughtful concept of the nation's best interests\nin foreign policy matters which the Amprican people magni ficently well -\nand it is a concept which I would be honored to help restore to being.\nt help 4 stand beyond consent policy in\nSmith\nBut foreign policy bipartisanship in the Vandenberg pattern means\nOut nan\ngenuine consultation across party lines in determining policy -- not just\n(after Thought\nusing the Republicans for window dressing,\nIt does not mean merely a summons to the White House in a moment\nof crisis, hasty briefing roughty equivalent to the testimony that will\nbe given to a congressional commttee nezet days and then calling in the\nphotographers and announcing Republican endorsement of an administration\npolicy already determined.\nNor doas it mean foreclosure of Republican criticism of foreign\npolicy when we are convinced the administration Le wrong.\nI refuse to concede that the administration has any monopoly on\nbrains, ideas or information.\nthe\ninsert"
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