standard of living, It in in
these areas that the bulk
a large por ion of the world's
population is mainly] con-
centrated" (p.3).
"Overcrowded areas with un-
educated, underfed popula-
tions tend to produce politi-
cal instability-a condition
that has a high potential for
causing local conflicts with
possible extension into glo-
bal war" (p. 4).
"In Libya In one nation of
North Africa, for example,
out of a total population of
more than 4,000,000, only 57
persons a few short years ago
had achieved the equivalent
of a cultural education. Else-
where the record [in the
Congo was even worse"
(p. 5).
"Last year in the United Na-
tions we witnessed the
growth and extension of a
new world power group-
the so-called neutralist [or
Afro-Asian bloc] Nations.
[Its] The influence of these
nations will grow in the im-
mediate years ahead and
will certainly affect the bal-
ance of world power from
now on" (p. 6).
"Today, they are an anachro-

nism in a missile age when
Nike missiles ring our great
centers of population and in-
dustrial powers: at a time
when we labor unceasingly
to perfect our Nike Zeus
[umbrella] missile to protect
against the Communist
threat of a nuclear hailstorm
hurled through space" (p.
8).

"The difficult art of exploiting

this great [weapon] de-
serves the most profound
study and implementation.
The second unique [wea-
pon] we possess and share
is in our incomparable stock
of foodstuffs and our ability
to produce annual excesses
to alleviate malnutrition to
a large extent throughout
the world. Here is one area

Comment: Portion
quoted was in 2-page
insert submitted after
original speech had
been reviewed by
State. This portion
checked by telephone
with State and changes
were made to meet
State request that re-
ligion and food not be
presented as weapons.

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close to your midwestern
hearts, where we have [a
weapon] unmatchable by
the Soviet bloc for decades
to come. When we see Red
China, with its starving
millions and tens of millions,
shipping food to foster sub-
version and create chaos, the
potency of this weapon
should be obvious. [How
do] we use it [?]" (p. 9).
"Shortly thereafter, [we
should have] will come plas-
tics and ceramics with the
same strength-weight char-
acteristics" (p. 11).
"Of importance to you in Ne-
braska are our efforts to pro-
vide this Nation with an
antimissile defense system
that will not only meet the
ICBM threat of today, but
one that possesses a growth
potential to defend [us to-
morrow against satellites]
against the missile threats of
tomorrow. [This is our]
The Army sees such a system
in the Nike Zeus-the mighty
successor to Ajax and Her-
cules now guarding Amer-
ica's great centers of popula-
tion and industry and our
Strategic Air Command
against manned aircraft" (p.
13).

"We are proud of the many
successful component tests
of the Zeus and [know] I
believe unquestionably that
it is a practical, obtainable
concept. The powerful
Zeus radars, working in
close harmony with high-
speed computers [can] are

detect and ac

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"This tide is creating truly
significant problems in some
overpopulated areas of
[Africa, and Asia, and in
some parts of South Amer-
ica] the world. [A] some
billion and a quarter peoples
living in these underdevel-
oped areas have an average
income of less than [$100-
far less than] the weekly in-
come of the poorest man in
this room" (p. 3).
Mar. 18. "One-the threat of [the in-
sidious ideology of world
communism" (p. 2).
"Here is Nike-Zeus now in
development" (p. 20).

Comment: Change made
by Department of State
without comment.
Comment: Change made
by OASD (PA) in
keeping with policy to
present factual infor-
mation on Zeus status.
Comment: Change in
last sentence made by
OASD (PA) in accord-
ance with Defense posi-
tion which at this time
did not reflect the opti-
mism expressed by the
author regarding Nike-
Zeus.