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Packet 4: Bonus 10

In 1982, this man took a famous “walk in the woods” with Yuli Kvitsinsky outside Geneva that offered a compromise to the original “Zero Option” proposal. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this Deputy Secretary of Defense. David Callahan’s biography of this man, Dangerous Capabilities, chronicles his role in negotiations during the SALT conferences and the INF Treaty.
ANSWER: Paul Nitze [or Paul Henry Nitze]
[10m] Nitze authored much of the Gaither Report on nuclear deterrence for this group. Nitze excluded most of George Kennan’s analysis in a policy paper commonly named for this group and the number 68.
ANSWER: United States National Security Council [or NSC; accept NSC 68]
[10e] Nitze described his time “at the center of decision” in Washington in his memoir titled From Hiroshima to this Soviet policy of openness often paired with perestroika.
ANSWER: glasnost
<Editors, American History> | M. Playoffs 4 (Editors 4)

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British ColumbiaPittsburgh001010E
BruinPenn State0101020ME
CambridgeTexas001010E
Chicago AToronto A001010E
Columbia AMaryland A0101020ME
GeorgetownMaryland B0101020ME
Georgia Tech AGeorgia Tech B0101020ME
IndianaNYU A0101020ME
Johns HopkinsColumbia B001010E
MITIllinois A001010E
MinnesotaWashU001010E
Northwestern BIllinois B001010E
Ohio StateVirginia001010E
PurdueChicago B0101020ME
RutgersNYU B001010E
Stanford AVirginia Tech0101020ME
Stanford BMichigan001010E
SwarthmoreNorth Carolina001010E
Toronto BUCLA001010E
UC Berkeley AHarvard0101020ME
UC Berkeley BNorthwestern A0101020ME
UCFCornell0101020ME
VanderbiltGeorgia Tech C0101020ME
WaterlooBrown0101020ME

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