House of Commons Papers, Volume 33H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Legislation |
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Page 353
... fissionable materials for military purposes and the gradual conversion of part of them to peaceful purposes. It should be clear to everybody, however, that, since States have now accumulated enormous quantities of fissionable materials ...
... fissionable materials for military purposes and the gradual conversion of part of them to peaceful purposes. It should be clear to everybody, however, that, since States have now accumulated enormous quantities of fissionable materials ...
Page 365
... fissionable materials which are designed for military use. In both cases, these interpretations are incorrect. With regard to the first point, it should be recalled that proposals for the cessation of the production of fissionable materials ...
... fissionable materials which are designed for military use. In both cases, these interpretations are incorrect. With regard to the first point, it should be recalled that proposals for the cessation of the production of fissionable materials ...
Page 430
... fissionable materials for use in weapons is not disarmament. Although the Western nations strongly disagree with that view, I will not indulge today in any lengthy debate on this question but rather discuss some aspects of the cut-off ...
... fissionable materials for use in weapons is not disarmament. Although the Western nations strongly disagree with that view, I will not indulge today in any lengthy debate on this question but rather discuss some aspects of the cut-off ...
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First Meeting March 15 1960 | 1 |
Second Meeting March 16 1960 | 16 |
Sixth Meeting March 22 1960 | 104 |
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