Word: blueprinters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Commendable as the Wise Men's efforts were, it was notable that NATO, which was formed in 1949, took until 1952 to get itself a single, sensible economic blueprint. Acheson frankly recognized that it was only a blueprint, that the $300 billion has still to be appropriated by 14 national Parliaments, including the U.S. Congress...
...House Armed Services Committee yesterday adopted most of the provisions of a blueprint for Universal Military Training, committee officials revealed...
John Foster Dulles' blueprint for peace with Japan lacked a cornerstone: Japan's future relations with her old enemy China. Since Britain and the U.S. could not agree whether China meant Peking or Formosa, the decision was left to Japan. Last week Japan's Premier Shigeru Yoshida made known his choice. In a letter to Dulles, he wrote that Japan wants "a treaty which will re-establish normal relations" with Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government. As for Red China: "The Japanese government has no intention to conclude a bilateral treaty with the Communist regime...
...anonymous as his name, Blank has been working over his blueprint for more than a year. No military man himself (he was a conscript in World War II), Blank is a trade union official, a wheel horse in Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's Christian Democratic Party. He declares himself opposed to reviving a German military caste, but willing to assemble an army which will exist only inside the six-nation European Army. On this point, most Westerners accept his and Adenauer's sincerity...
Last week the committee announced that President C. D. Jackson, after twelve months of transforming the committee's anti-Communist fight from blueprint into action, resigned to return to his job as publisher of FORTUNE from which he was on leave. His successor: Harold ("Min") Miller, 49, World War II's youngest rear admiral and onetime Navy press chief. Annapolisman Miller, who retired from the Navy in 1946 and became head of public relations for T.W.A., has been information director of the American Petroleum Institute for the past 3½ years. He will be on leave from A.P.I...