...Union's word on matters of such farreaching significance. In President Kennedy's words of March 2, "We know enough now about broken negotiations, secret...series never to offer again an uninspected moratorium." The same could equally be said about an unverified treaty obligation such as the USSR is now proposing....

...would have no need to test. The President stressed that the treaty must be fully effective : . . . We know enough now about broken negotiations, secret...moratorium. Some may urge us to try it again, keeping our preparation to test in a constant state of readiness. But in actual practice, particularly in a society...

...would have no need to test. The President stressed that the treaty must be fully effective : . . . We know enough now about broken negotiations, secret...moratorium. Some may urge us to try it again, keeping our preparation to test in a constant state of readiness. But in actual practice, particularly in a society...

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...Union had abruptly announced the termination of its unilateral moratorium, had this to say, in part : We know enough now about broken negotiations, secret...particularly in a society of free choice, we cannot keep top flight scientists concentrating on the preparation of an experiment which may or may not take place...

...events, President John F. Kennedy said, "We know enough about broken negotiations, secret preparation, and the advantages gained from a long test series...never to offer again an uninspected moratorium. Some urge us to try it again — we have explored this alternative thoroughly and found it impossible of...

...on March 2, 1963 in regard to the limited test ban treaty then under negotiation with the Soviets: "We know enough now about broken negotiations, secret preparations and the advantages gained . . . never to offer again an uninspected moratorium." President Kennedy's admonition is probably the...

...a negotiated agreement is contradicted by history. As President Kennedy concluded, "We know enough about broken negotiations, secret preparations and...series never to offer again an uninspected moratorium." But we know now that even an inspected moratorium would not give us confidence that the ban was being...

...problems directly attributable to the moratorium on testing, President Kennedy declared: *He know enough about broken negotiations, secret preparations and...the advantages gained from a long test series never again offer an uninspected moratorium." A new approach to negotiated restraints on nuclear testing...

...nation must not forget the warning by President Kennedy, on March 2. 1962, that "we now know enough about broken negotiations, secret preparations, and the advantages gained from a long lest series never to offer again an uninspected moratorium ' This Association is equally concerned...