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against our will to rearm, we look
confidently beyond Berlin, to the kind of
disarmed world we all prefer.
-thereforepropose, on the basis
of this plan, that disarmament negotia-
tions resume promptly, and continue
without interruption until an entire
program for complete and general dis-
armament has not only been agreed upon
but actually achieved.
IV.
The logical place to begin is a
treaty assuring the end of nuclear tests
of all kinds, in every environment, under
workable controls. The United States
SUCW
and the United Kingdom have proposed a
treaty that is reasonable, effective and
ready for signature. We are still
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