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Editorials
December 30, 1961 issue

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The article presents information on world politics. It has always been a fair inference that anyone who shouted for victory in the cold war, and did not specifically limit himself to peaceful means, was willing to resort to arms if need be. There was never much doubt that the sponsors of Project Alert were in this gallery. The presumption is now confirmed. The Alert promoters are urging openly "preventive" war, a nuclear attack on the Soviet Union, and no more shilly-shallying with "containment," "negotiation from strength," or other outworn "moderate" policies.

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WORLD politics; INTERNATIONAL relations; NUCLEAR warfare; POLITICAL science; COLD War; SOVIET Union; UNITED States
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