Rogers Sees No World War This Century Says Secretary Po gers
Secretary of State Rogers tells the AP there is a very good possibility there will be no world war in the remainder of this century. He cites nuclear war risks and interdependence as key forces, forecasts progress in arms control, and notes NATO will remain essential while five major centers of power emerge. He argues against total disarmament but expects more limits and continued alliances amid growing global trade and cooperation.
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Examination Of Anderson Papers Review Of Conflicting Interpretations
An AP analysis notes secret papers on the India Pakistan war yield two plausible readings. One says the Nixon administration misled the public about policy, the other suggests officials faced less than candid statements while defending a tough stance.
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