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Hawaii draws all people into the beautiful embrace of her nature. East and West meet here in friendship; diverse cultures mix and blend in harmony; there is a balance and fusion of the traditional and the modern. It is therefore an especially appropriate place to consider the issues of peace and security, issues of fundamental

It is an honor to be here today, but I feel especially privileged to have been invited to speak at this time, when Harvard University is commemorating 355 years of an illustrious history. I want to thank Professor John D. Montgomery of the Kennedy School for making this occasion possible and Professors Joseph Nye and

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