The Republican Senate Leader writes off the present approach to disarmament as unrealistic, and warns that U.S. participation in a European nonaggression pact would become a campaign issue in 1956
The year 1955 will cast a long shadow over the campaign of 1956 and the years beyond. It has produced (and at this writing is still producing) developments of profound significance to the future course of U.S.-Soviet relations—that is to say, to the whole future course of history. It is of the first importance that these developments be clearly understood, if discussion is to be concerned with reality.




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