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JFK Quizzed
| By Brazil Students
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! WASHINGTON UP — President
Kennedy told a group of Brazilian
| students Tuesday that anyone who
! desires war in these days is in
I sane.
Kennedy made the comment in
reply to a student’s statement that
while the United States talks peace,
it makes preparations for war. The
student said that instead of war
preparations, the government
should be orienting the conscience
of the people for peace.
Kennedy replied that he had
made it very clear in the past that
there would be no winner of the
next war if nuclear weapons are
used.
Furthermore, Kennedy said, he
was not aware of any action taken
by the United States since World
War II that was not in the direc
tion of security.
He emphasized that the United
States has long sought a nuclear
test ban and general disarmament
with inspection safeguards.
Kennedy addressed the students
on the White House south lawn,
and submitted to questioning.
The first questioner asked what
would be the United States’ re
action to socialization of produc
tion in Brazil to improve living
standards.
Kennedy answered by saying
that decision was up to Brazil pro
vided it was made by free choice.
Kennedy said, however, that he
feels a competitive economy is
best for this country.
“What we are against is tyranny,”
he said.
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