l - A I 1 t no e - e ct e : ama, uO • n \ O · y 0 a - ad no un own n th a rea e _ t o f a1 1 a ~ e .... : H " t o .- 1 M e tha _ o ne ~ ~~ the a~ - 1'- the del of an assem · l y; ,,!he mob - o wl - n out .... ide . Te renc A - olut on come.,; gu ~ · c y - to mind . - o day, a confer · ence of the ort ._ Atlant c Treaty Or an zati o n. Te f _ f t een co untries - of Nato. merican Secretary of Sta te Chr et an Herter - am on · the first of the Q p ea ert,,;. Read1n to tht:3 Nato • Conference - a message from Presiden ' Eisenhower;;t6 c c:tated, . am e n _ · other thin - that only moderate reeult~, at be . "" t, can be e p ected from the forthcom n _ summit co n ference. 0 w • cannot r ea ... onab y ant . · c pate ... any gui . c r spectac lar re ... ult ... , n ~e."d the Pre _ dent . sound._ co • ld be hea - .... houte , i.lo a ... , e · L. .. , a enera l up roar. The noise - of he mob . - 2 u en 0 e 0 0 t r' ' an - 0 ee 0 \ I • • ) ' or e a n .... 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