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tantastic concept -- Detter vescribed, pernaps, as
dvnamic paralysis.
Yet this attitude was reflected in the State or the Union vessage, which
auggested that the international scene was so improved that we could all but forget it in
favor of domestic affairs.
The disarray of NATO is all but ignored by t.e Administration. Nasser and
Sukarno thumb their noses vico seemin impunity.
and the disruptive voices of
fanthe Den ratic Party not only undercut
the Fresident in his conduct of forei, atfairs at a time of national crisis; they also
raise the very Grave danger 01 Communi- as to our intentions in Vietnam
ano pouthear
de - Reeping the nall on the enemy a goa ne not K-pedaling to our
20-yard Line before the next pray
The esioent an always count on Repuolican S pport where nis foreiun policy is
firm and de lsive on the side of freedom.
but if ever chere was a time ror reviva of Genuine
in Greign policy in the spirit of the late benator Arthur that time is
now.
largely
benator Vandenber, wio my rellow townsman, vas responsiole for
me.ettin into politics.
arrived
interests
in
foreign
which served the American people ma_nificent weil Lt concept
be honored to help to expand beyond current policy
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