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Dulles Declares
World Entering
Decade of Peace
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., (A*)—
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles Thursday declared the
world may be entering a decade
of peaceful change which will
spell the end of the cold war.
In a general policy declaration
before the U.N. General Assembly
the Secretary of State stated that
the international atmosphere had
improved substantially since the
1954 Assembly session and that
there was a good chance for con
structive decisions during the
coming months.
The Secretary of State appeal
ed to the Assembly to endorse
President Eisenhower’s proposal
for an exchange of military blue
prints between the United States
and Russia and for aerial inspec
tion on a mutual basis.
- This, he said, would provide a
basis for a solid advance toward
the goal of world arms reduc
tions.
Dulles spoke of the ten years
of cold war conflict in which the
world was beset by limited wars,
subversion, arms races and in
flexible attitudes.
“That phase may now be end
ing,” he said.
“I believe that all four of the
heads of government who were
at Geneva wanted that result and
that each contributed to it. In
consequence, a new spirit does
indeed prevail, with great flex
ibility, and less brittleness in in
ternational relations.”
He declined to say which coun
try had gained most at Geneva,
but declared if the improved at
mosphere is to be permanent all
must gain.
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