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DECLASSIFIED
E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or E
Dept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 1972
NARS Date 62675
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By
B. Public Expects Peace Organization Will Be Set Up
Despite the existence of disagreements among the
Big Three, a substantial majority of the American
people not only thinks that an international peace
organization CAN be established (71%)
but also thinks that such an organization
WILL be established (62%)
The confidential Princeton poll, taken in mid-May,
shows the following results:
Can be
Mill be
set up
sei un
Yes
71%
62
No
15
19
No opinion
14
19
100%
100%
C. Nation Wants World's Largest Navy and Air Force
Even if the U.S. joins an international organiza-
tion, the overwhelming majority of the American people
would keep our navy and air force stronger than any
others, according to a recent Princeton poll (umpublished)
"After the war is over, do you think the
United States should continue to maintain
the largest navy and a ir force in the world
even if we join an international organization?
THUMAN
Yes
82%
Care
'NATIONAL
ARCHIVES AND
No
111
RECORDS
No opinion
is
SERVICE"
7
100%
D. Trusteeship Favored By Narrowing Margin
From April to May, the proportion of the public
favoring outright ownership of the Japanese mandated
islands has increased slightly;
and there has been a decline among those who would
have the "U. S. govern them under the proposed new inter-
national organization", according to identical questions
put by the Princeton Office of Public Opinion Research.
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