The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-09-29

President Makes Contribution to Peace
doubts President Kennedy capacity
leader in foreign affairs; to whether his Administration
contribute anything than remodeled version
the bustery massive retaliation theme of the Dulesan period
which to close just couple of years ago.
The Presidents address to the United Nations Monday
however the hope millions of Americans
that the Administration after uncertain start has
now maured sufficiently TO begin providing positive Leadership
in developing program to lessen world tensions to make
material toward honorable peaceful coeence
between East and West.
For thing viewing crisis
seemingly taken the position that henceforh Washington and
not Bonn will determine American policy that Americas in
tere rather than West Germany will be first consider
He words said that will extend de
faco recognition to East Germany in arriving at settlement
the Berlin provided the Soviet Union will also make
concessions and give certain to western to
city period further negotiations
carried end the unrea divided control that has been
there past Is Germany he
fact OF e matter we are poWeres 10 DO anthng about
about nucear Identification of Germany and the
potential threat such united would hold to the security
of the Soviet Union would be put off into the
negotiate
good faith the German question
Kennedy would also abandon, officially the unattainabe
doctrine of liberation drafted by Dulles which stirred false
hopes brought terrible boodshed Germans 1868
and Hungary in 1856 without this country much raising
hand
longer view Kennedy called upon Communists
join with in negotiating and mpemenng end to the
all nuclear testing stopping production of
fashionable materials for prohibiting the
have Them and the gradual destruction of existing nucear
and their conversion into materials for peaceful
This immediate outlined by the President would
be followed by developing and of achieving
eral disarmament in the years ahead.
What the President proposing disarmament not
country been proposing before Similar
proposals have also been made by the Communist bloc Each
time they have begged down in quagmre of mutual drust
For than forty the Communists have drusted the
of the Western Powers similar dsrust which
borders being national nferio complex has held sway
and been exploited by extremists and the marcorpora
combine in this country
Granted gradual development of trust and
of international morality general disarmament will not
be goal for this nation because military spending has
become important factor in maintaining the national
welbeng Whether in the nations industrial
pexes Great Falls Glasgow Lewsown, Montana mill
expenditures cushion against economic
debacle.
built post-WWH economy o a military
spending afford immediate general dsarma
It's simple that Our negoiatos must be diaor
those of Red China that national economic plans
be drawn and gradually put into effect sacken mill
tary effort Americas potential tremendous
staggers the imagination of the visionary
Unclaimed from the shackes of fear the Promise of
America to all its children is without limit
AS of those visionary dreamers ferventy hope that
President Kennedys Monday address to the UN be
corded history the date the World took it's first steps
toward genuine maturity this nuclear fraught
with the possibility of undesirable horror which
mankind make it's greatest strides forward toward final
achievement of the 1000 yearold Christian of the
of Man-HLB