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" 'I have never believed that victory and money were the only things in life, although, as the Americans say in their picturesque way, these things are not to be sneezed at. What matters is the international good will that results from bilateral reciprocal aggression before multitudes of well-heeled...
THE menacing Soviet offensive after World War II spurred the U.S. and its allies to one of the great military-diplomatic achievements of history. Within months the allied nations began to rim the Communist land masses with a network of forward airbases that put to best advantage the single deterrent...
Soviet Russia, as the all-powerful supplier of the satellites' raw materials, calls all the COMECON tunes. All deals are bilateral, for there is no free exchange of goods in Communism's uncommon market. The Russians have refused to supply raw materials to the Rumanians to build a...
Ike made it plain that he was still prepared to negotiate, even offered separate bilateral talks with Khrushchev to deal with the problem of espionage. Said he: "I see no reason to use this incident to disrupt the conference."
Lessening these dangers, said Herter, would "enhance our national security and reduce the danger of war." But to assure peace, the U.S. must also work toward the long-range goal of "general disarmament." Herter made it clear that he saw no possibility of reaching general disarmament through bilateral negotiations between...