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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Eventual federation of Europe, with the disappearance of Germany as a national unit, was the goal set by Dr. Poole for our foreign policy. Disagrecing strongly with this approach were Sidney B. Fay '96, professor of History, emeritus, and Sigmund Neumann, visiting lecturer in Government, who completed the panel. Fay called for the strengthening of Germany economically and spiritually, while Neumann emphasized "Big Two" cooperation as the underlying problem...
...sweeping majority of the nation seemed to agree on the cardinal issue of U.S. policy toward Russia. A Gallup poll reported last week that 19% of the people approved a continuation of Jimmy Byrnes's firmness-with-patience approach to Russia, but that an additional 51% hoped that Secretary Marshall would be even firmer. Only 5% wanted softer tactics...
...ideas about how to defend the U.S. against rockets? Guided missiles? Atomic bombs? Free-lance inventors are frequently regarded as crackpots-but not in Washington, these days. Last week the National Inventors Council called on scientists, engineers and amateur inventors to submit schemes for atomic-age warfare. Practically any approach to the problem will be carefully considered: how to disperse a population, how to guard against radioactivity, specially designed buildings, interception gadgets, warning devices...
...realistic sense there is a great deal more to be gained in a food-relief campaign than the impression that America is a nation of recurrent benevolence. The future that the United States looks toward is based on a rational approach to the enormous problems of economics and politics and science that face planners everywhere. In the nations of east Europe and China, the United States is interested in the stimulation, the encouragement of the groups of students who will fashion their peace out of the sure mechanism of reason and not from the unstable crucible of hunger-induced irrationality...
Outlying districts, such as the Law School and Business School, have their own networks for making a comprehensive approach, Campbell added, "At the Law School, for example," he said, "every professor will make an appeal in the classrooms Thursday morning, and booths at strategic locations will collect the pledges...