https://declassified.library.utoronto.ca/files/original/c3fd3b04203f27a00c3e542f7a3eb24c.pdf 013e6d99624eb16515f46c5ce2ff3a74 PDF Text Text -*' RESTRICTED BY B ^G • CANADIAN EYES miM J l ' ^ l i D ^ Y P T G TELEGRAM' FROM WASHINGTON TO FOREIGN OFFICE Sir D. Ormsby Gore MiSMLl|IMJffl~^t^ ,- DISTRIBUTION No^l62J3avin£ It. April -18, '1963 RESTRICTED ' ' - • ., - X r R. April 20, 1963 _ • _ .^Ar.eAsQ^.. to Foreign Office telegram N0.167 S&ving of,April 18 Repeated for information Saving tp:- UKDEL NATO. N0.167. Paris No.185 Bonn No.136 • , Rome. No,6 5 No.119 iMoscow ' N.A.T.O. NUCLEAR FORCES. In a speech on April 16 at Stanford University., Congressman HOLIFIELD, Vice-Chair man and former Chairman of the Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy, outlined his doubts and views on a NATO .nuclear force. His remarks about a Test Ban Treaty are being reported separately (Killick's letter to" PEMBERTON - PIGOTT of April. 17). • Copies of speech by Bag. 2. Mr .HOLIFIELD asserted that the Cuban crisis of last November clearly illustrated that the question of peace or nuclearholocaust rests basically with the United States and U.S.S.R. Neither Havana nor America's own Allies were Consulted. In modern world politics the vital interest of other nations are a factor, but necessarily a secondary factor in international affairs .-• these nations can neither start nor stay out of a general nuclear war. The bomb is "the great equalizer" in the modern world. Stable nuclear parity or, better. United States superiority"is the best • insurance of world peace* . 3. Mr.- HOLIFIELD went on in the light of this belief to examine the case for a test-ban treaty and review the recent proposals for the sharing of nuclear weapons and technology with NATO Allies. /NATO's nuclear dilemma RESTRICTED : 000416 �TO t d H ' O O P-CD CO G 0 3 O O < t i c+G P» hS O hi ch 3 3 tS CD t-t>H*HOP CO ctTO O CO CD CD C T 3 3 3 d - = O ctH)03 03 03 p . 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