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...Britain should give Moscow a solemn warning: "That in the event of aggression [against any of the NATO powers, including Germany], the aggressor will be subjected to the full weight of Anglo-American air power, using the atom, and in due course, the hydrogen bomb." The West should also inform Rus sia that West German forces are ready in two or three years . . . British and U.S. troop will be withdrawn "from the Continent, and the French forces back into France." Western troops would remain in Berlin "as a token force," but the protection of West Germany would be left...
Arms Behind the Shield. The old Anglo-American rivalry which eddied about Montgomery during World War II is now all but forgotten. For three years the five-starred field marshal (he is senior officer in the British Army) has served under three U.S. SHAPE commanders-SACEURs, in the alphebetical language of NATO-whom he ranked, or as the British say, pipped. He has done it untiringly, devotedly, brilliantly. He relentlessly travels the circuit of NATO capitals, traveling lightly, laundering his own nylon shorts, inspecting troops, prodding generals, harassing politicians into improving and speeding the training of reserves...
Recalled to Moscow in 1949, Khrushchev warned his bosses that "Ukrainian enemies of Communism have entered the service of Anglo-American imperialists." It was his way of saying that trouble was brewing in the land...
...without our experience of the benefits of liberal Western democracy. These decent, God-fearing Americans fail to realize that, if they were Chinese peasants, they probably would prefer the Peking Communist regime to its predecessors. 2) To those who say "Look at the map, look at the Soviet expansion," I reply . . . look at the U.S. bases globally encircling the U.S.S.R. How would Americans feel about a Soviet base near the Panama Canal? How about a Monroe Doctrine for China? 3) I believe the Anglo-American partner ship potentially valuable for peace, as it was for war. But there should...
...this is adventure with a sense of humor and some modern twists which set the film considerably above most of Fairbanks' previous efforts. An Anglo-American venture, the picture was released two years ago, but was somehow buried as The Great Manhunt in the second spot on double bills. Now, under its original title, it emerges a smooth, suave thriller, speckled with some bright bits of comedy...