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Kennedy warns of nuclear spread as test ban hopes fade
President Kennedy says he fears 10 nuclear powers by 1970 and 15 to 20 by 1975, urging renewed U.S. leadership with the Soviet Union to curb weapons tests. He notes risks of mass destruction and cites inspections as key to any agreement, while pessimism grows over a possible Chinese test this year.
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