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    Originally a TOP SECRET document NSC-68 was prepared for President Truman in response to the possibility that the Soviet Union would successfully test thermonuclear weapons. The signed document was the U.S. response to a new threat and suggested a containment approach. The primary document that the decsions in NSC-68 were based on was the U.S. Consituion.

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    Originally a TOP SECRET document NSC-68 was prepared for President Truman in response to the possibility that the Soviet Union would successfully test thermonuclear weapons. The signed document was the U.S. response to a new threat and suggested a containment approach. The primary document that the decsions in NSC-68 were based on was the U.S. Consituion.

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    A Report To The National Security Council (NSC 68, 1950) Copy No. 1, Uploaded by Richard J. Campbell

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    "A Report to the National Security Council - NSC 68", April 12, 1950.

    President's Secretary's File, Truman Papers.

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