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calls for the cutlawing of atomic weapons has been umcear a: “or ‘evora.
months. Contimusd Soviet saxploitation of "ban the bomn” ; opagaria ar “e
,anticipated. An interdepartmental working group zomposed .: ‘tat,
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Soviet "Atoms-for-Peace” Maneuvers.
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maintaining its lead over sther rations in the atams-‘or-x ace “laid,
competition from the USSR ias been emerging during the pas" 61> mont 18.
The Soviets have launched in atoms-for-peace oropaganda -alta.en 3f
their own, °f which the chief theme has been their claim
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