61.   Given the danger of a nuclear war, there is no choice but to try.

62.   GET READY, HERE COMES THE EXOATMOSPHERIC KILL VEHICLE By Peter Maass - From The New York Times Magazine America is preparing for a nuclear war again.

63.   Having been part of the nuclear war machine which ultimately brought about disaster, he struggles with a unique sense of personal guilt.

64.   He probably prevented a nuclear war by giving Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev the time and latitude to pull his missiles out of Cuba.

65.   He was speaking of Western speculation about a South Asian nuclear war in general and not referring to any specific nuclear scenarios.

66.   He wrote about unions and nuclear war, the Warsaw ghetto and life in the Army, Civil War orphans and integration.

67.   He was chairman of its committee on reducing the danger of nuclear war and was its scholar-in-residence at the time of his death.

68.   I forgot that Olympic Ceremony planners guard their secrets like the codes for nuclear war.

69.   I no longer have the bad dreams I used to have about nuclear war.

70.   If a nuclear war between the two countries broke out, millions of survivors might be disabled, blinded or deafened by the nuclear thunderclaps.