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Brandt proposes peace union at United Nations
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt told the United Nations General Assembly that Europe must move toward a state of everyday peace. He urged security through economic and cultural exchange to reunify Germany, stressing balance among the United States, Soviet Union, China, Japan and Europe. Gromyko floated a 10 percent military cuts plan, met with mixed reactions from China and others as permanent Security Council members were named.
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