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Dulles Speech Sparks Debate On Soviet Collapse Aims
Secretary Dulles warned the Soviet economy is strained and Russia may seek concessions as talks loom at the Geneva conference. He defended continued U.S. aid and cited Western gains in prosperity despite heavy foreign commitments. Senate members noted questions about Russia's true intent while Khrushchev warned against Western assumptions of weakness.
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