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February 26, 1955 issue

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Drawing an ideological line between Soviet officials who put "national security" first and those who put the party ahead of country, the Secretary of State dreamed up a future in which negotiated settlements might be achieved and the historic friendship between America and the "new" Russia be reactivated. For no internal Soviet upsets have yet revealed any faction leader who would assert that what was good for the party--in world terms-was bad for the Nation or vice versa. There is some satisfaction in the knowledge that the President wants peace.

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