Atomic Power for Peace: A Statement of United States Policy
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Atomic Power for Peace: A Statement of United States Policy Produced: December 8, 1953
Description This film shows selected portions of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's address to the United Nations proposing his Atoms for Peace plan. Original finding aid caption: Produced by the United States Information Service, Eisenhower's address before the General Assembly of the United Nations on the peaceful use of atomic energy, at the UN Headquarters, New York City. Eisenhower is greeted by Dag Hammarskjold, and introduced by the President of the General Assembly, Madame Vijaya Pandit. Topics: atomic bomb; use of nuclear weapons; proposed Big Four Meeting; World War II; fissionable material; proposed International Atomic Energy Commission; nuclear war; Austria; Asia; Germany; Korea; Soviet Union; United Kingdom; United Nations General Assembly; United Nations Security Council.
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