When my distinguished predecessor delivered his Fulton speech, exactly fifty years ago, he journeyed hither by train in the company of the President of the United States.On the way, they played poker to pass the time, and the President won $75 dollars—quite a sum in those non-inflationary times for an unemployed former Prime Minister.But in view of the historic impact of his speech on American opinion and subsequently on U.S. foreign policy, Sir Winston Churchill later recorded that his loss was