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Americans See Peace Possible Despite Cold War Tensions
A Harris survey shows 1964 Americans view war as avoidable and peace as achievable through strength and negotiated steps. Majorities favor nuclear test bans, continued talks with the Communist bloc, and a U S policy leaning toward negotiation over toughness with Russia. The poll highlights broad support for peace ahead of the Johnson presidency amid ongoing Cold War uncertainties.
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