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Moos, Elizabeth United StatesCongressSenateCommittee on Foreign Relations

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Sent to Elizabeth Moos for her feedback; requesting to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee against the Atlantic Pact's arms proposals, and listing the various organizations of which he is member, and on whose behalf his message would be delivered: The American Continental Peace Congress, the National Council of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions; the World Committee of the Defenders of Peace; the Council on African Affairs; and "15 millions of Americans of Negro descent who hate war."
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  1. Congresses
  2. Peace
  3. Peace Movements

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