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a test which may well continue for
decades to come . Our strength as well
as our convictions have imposed upon
this nation the role of leader in
freedom's cause.
No role in history could be
more difficult or more important. the
is not a negative or defensive role
-- it is a great positive adventure.
We stand for freedom. That is our
conviction for ourselves -- that is
our only commitment to others. No
friend, no neutral and no adversary
should think otherwise. We are not
against any man -- or any nation --
or any system -- except as it is
hostile to freedom.
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