UNITED STATES
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
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OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN
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Dear Mr. President:
Yesterday in New York I welcomed the
delegates of 81 nations to the conference
which is expected to ratify the statute for
the International Atomic Energy Agency.
My
remarks were naturally geared to your speech
of three years ago, and I am attaching a copy.
Later in the day the Delegate from
Venezuela sought me out to say that the
President of Venezuela, impressed by a con-
versation he had had with you in Panama, had
determined to build a Nuclear Research Center
at Caracas and had obtained an appropriation
of $50 million from his Government for the
purpose.
No help, other than technical ad-
vice, will be asked from the United States.
Respectfully,
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The White House
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