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June 11, 1981

MEMO FROM EUGENE ROSTOW TO NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING, SUBJECT: ADDITIONAL COMMENT ON NSC DISCUSSION PAPER: NUCLEAR NONPROLIFERATION AND NUCLEAR COOPERATION

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    ACDA Director-Designate Eugene Rostow explains his pro-Israel stance, and argues that Israel should be given an exemption from the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty.
    "Memo from Eugene Rostow to National Security Council meeting, Subject: Additional comment on NSC discussion paper: Nuclear Nonproliferation and Nuclear Cooperation ," June 11, 1981, History and Public Policy Program Digital Archive, Executive secretariat: Meeting files, Box NSC 11-20 (Box 91282), RRL. Obtained for the NPIHP by Giordana Pulcini and Or Rabinowitz https://digitalarchive.wilsoncenter.org/document/270552

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ACDA Director-Designate Eugene Rostow explains his pro-Israel stance, and argues that Israel should be given an exemption from the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty.

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  • Executive secretariat: Meeting files, Box NSC 11-20 (Box 91282), RRL. Obtained for the NPIHP by Giordana Pulcini and Or Rabinowitz

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