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... do not reach them . Our Embassy in Baghdad did not know of last year's coup in Iraq , for example , until it was well under- way . In contrast , the Russians are making a planned , 20880 November 1 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD SENATE.
... do not reach them . Our Embassy in Baghdad did not know of last year's coup in Iraq , for example , until it was well under- way . In contrast , the Russians are making a planned , 20880 November 1 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD SENATE.
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... Russians sent abroad read , speak and write the language of the country to which they are assigned . These Russian foreign - service personnel are thoroughly grounded in the culture and economy of those countries , are " experts ...
... Russians sent abroad read , speak and write the language of the country to which they are assigned . These Russian foreign - service personnel are thoroughly grounded in the culture and economy of those countries , are " experts ...
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... Russians on Greece and Turkey . In the case of both countries we went from military assistance to permanent pro- grams of economic dole . Then , there was the Marshall plan . We were told , in 1947 , by Mr. Paul Hoffman and by ...
... Russians on Greece and Turkey . In the case of both countries we went from military assistance to permanent pro- grams of economic dole . Then , there was the Marshall plan . We were told , in 1947 , by Mr. Paul Hoffman and by ...
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... Russians , and Europeans are wiped out by a 60 - minute nuclear exchange , if the survivors of that devastation can then endure the fire , poison , cost but a little bit more to go first class , especially when someone else is paying ...
... Russians , and Europeans are wiped out by a 60 - minute nuclear exchange , if the survivors of that devastation can then endure the fire , poison , cost but a little bit more to go first class , especially when someone else is paying ...
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... Russians , Chinese and other Communists , has kept us on a steady path . Critics of the administration have taken every opportunity to question this course . They cast doubts upon the nuclear test ban treaty , they question willingness ...
... Russians , Chinese and other Communists , has kept us on a steady path . Critics of the administration have taken every opportunity to question this course . They cast doubts upon the nuclear test ban treaty , they question willingness ...
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