By Jim Clark. At last week’s regular meeting of the City of Somerville Board of Aldermen, a resolution urging the US government to take steps to avoid nuclear war, such as renouncing the first use of nuclear weapons, taking nuclear weapons off hair-trigger alert, and ending the unchecked authority of the President to launch a nuclear attack was voted on and approved.
Not one step back
Cole Harrison
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