Addressing the 18-nation Suez conference in London last week, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles delivered an extemporaneous and eloquent speech on the duties that go with the search for peace. Excerpts:
THIS meeting is far more important than just a question of whether a boat or two gets through the canal or does not get through, or even whether the canal breaks down. Upon what we do, in my opinion, will very largely depend the question of whether or not in fact we are going to build a peaceful world.
We all want a world in which force is not used. But...
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