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32 Laotian territory is being used to infiltrate South Vietnam The world community must recognize: that this potent threat to Laotian peace and freedom is indivisible from all other threats to their own. X. Secondly, I wish to report to you on the crisis over Germany and Berlin. This is not the time or the place for immoderate the world community is entitled to know the very simple issues as we see them. If there is accrisis...it is because an existing peace is under threat - because an existing island of free people is under pressure because solemn agreements are being treated with

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