 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs - Peace - 1960 - 42 pages
...Conference, in which you said: 'The problem of permanent peace is for the people to get together; to lead governments; if necessary, to evade governments; to work out not one method but thousands' in the endeavor to establish peace throughout the world. "It has become obvious that bolder steps than... | |
 | Armed Forces Writers League, United States. Navy Department - Americans - 1963 - 302 pages
...to consider ways and means of establishing a true and lasting peace. The President told this group: "If we are going to take advantage of the assumption that all people want peace, the problem is to get people together. . . and to work out not one method, but thousands of methods... | |
 | Health - 1959 - 782 pages
...Eagan stands between two Columbia University students he helped send to an international meet. "// we are going to take advantage of the assumption that...together and to leap governments — if necessary, evade governments — to work out not one method but thousands of methods by which people can gradually... | |
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// we are going to take advantage of the assumption that all people want peace, then the problem is for people to get together and to leap governments — if necessary, evade governments — to work out not,, one method but thousands of methods by which... 