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ATOMS -FOR -PEACE program pledged to the world by President Eisenhower is moving faster. Next bilateral agreement for sharing U.S. materials and know-how will be with the Philippine republic (first country: Turkey). Japan's Cabinet has also voted to accept a U.S. offer of enough uranium for a...
The last stumbling block was Article 35, which made over to the Soviet Union a vast collection of former German enterprises in Austria, including the Danube Shipping Co. and a 30-year title to some 60% of Austrian oil properties. In its anxiety to get an Austrian treaty signed, the...
While stressing new Asian economic programs, the President carefully specified that there would be no Marshall Plan-like pie-splitting among the nations themselves. Said he: "The varied nature of national situations requires that our cooperation be essentially bilateral." Ike asked for $915 million for Asian economic aid (v. $513...
The U.S. is now in the process of working out bilateral agreements under which it will supply some atomic material and information to Great Britain, Canada, Belgium, Italy and other countries. Some of the agreements should be ready to go to Congress for approval this summer. Something is also "ready...
ATOMS-FOR-PEACE PLAN will soon result in the first firm agreements with foreign nations for use ot U.S. uranium and know-how. The Administration is close to agreement on six bilateral pacts under which the U.S. would lease fissionable materials abroad in exchange for radioactive ores, and other nations...