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Prime Minister Nehru, at the meeting of the Bureau of World Council of Peace being held in New Delhi, said on March 22, “If there is to be peace, each country must give up the idea of force to arms or other forms of coercion directed against other countries.” He added that the world had to “find a way to achieve peace through a friendly approach and not a threatening one.” He was addressing over 60 delegates from 29 countries. The Council began its three-day discussions to review the international situation and make preparations for a disarmament conference to be held under its auspices in Stockholm in July next.
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