Word: approach
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Manger du Ministre (which has eight huge chandeliers and only four windows) was bad; but the diplomatic atmosphere was better than at any international conference since the war's end. The delegates seemed permeated with the realization that they had to move fast to turn the "Marshall approach" into a plan for Europe; if they did not, the price of peace would go up and the hope of peace would go down (see WHAT PRICE PEACE...
Talk of a "Molotov plan" for Eastern Europe, to counterbalance the "Marshall approach," began to be heard in Europe. Unfortunately for the Molotov plan, what most Eastern European nations needed was machines and manufactured goods, and those were what Russia needed...
...first requirement of U.S. policy is to keep Europe from going Communist. That is what the "Truman Doctrine" and the "Marshall approach" are all about. One of the advantages the Communists have over the democrats is that the Reds thrive when want, frustration and disorder prevail, as they do now in Europe. One of the many advantages the democrats have over the Reds is that Europeans, like other people, would rather not be hungry, frustrated and disordered. The U.S. has the means to help Europe acquire food, hope and stability...
Last week's events called for the philosophical approach...
...oust Miss Seeds from her city-owned buildings. But other parents rallied to Miss Seeds's support. When left-wingers gave Miss Seeds some unsought backing, she found herself before California's Legislative Committee on un-American Activities. Chairman Jack Tenney asked her to explain her classroom approach to Russia. Miss Seeds said that her pupils studied Russian costumes, homes and farming. "You mean collective farming?" asked Chairman Tenney. Replied Miss Seeds: "That's all they have." She was cleared of being "un-American...