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would bring a world free from the terrors
of mass destruction. It would not usher
in the era of the super-state -- but it
would usher in an era in which no state
could annihilate or be annihilated
by another
In 1945, this nation proposed the
Baruch plan to internationalize the
atom before other nations even possessed
the bomb or demobilized their troops. We
proposed with our allies the disarmamert
plan of 1951 while still at war in Korea.
And we make our proposals today, while
building up our defenses over Berlin,
not because we are inconsistent or
insincere or intimidated, but because
we know the rights of free men will
prevail because while we are compelled
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