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Clement Attlee had not attained his objective-the British-American Big Two which Winston Churchill and Ernest Bevin suggested last fortnight. But Britain's Socialist Prime Minister might yet fulfill the aim of his 19th-Century predecessor, Canning, who "called in the New World to redress the balance...
...Supreme Headquarters just like G1, G2, etc; that it is answerable to General Eisenhower and not to OWI; that it is an Anglo-American organization like all other divisions and sections of Supreme Headquarters; . . . that it is a unique organization in this or any other war, being mixed "British-American, civilian-military, operating at all echelons, from the Chief of Staff's desk to the platoon commander's foxhole; that TIME'S reference is disturbing and offensive not only to the hundreds of non-OWI members of the organization but equally to those many OWI members...
...joint British-American venture, the program is still on the air, 17 hours a day. One great service of A.E.F. Program was recently described by Major Arthur Goodfriend, chief of ETO's Orientation Branch. Wrote...
...against crusading internationalism was not a vote for U.S. isolation was particularly clear to those who looked into Wisconsin closely. For in the state Harold Stassen was regarded as an internationalist equal to Willkie ; Tom Dewey was much criticized by isolationists during the campaign for his advocacy of a British-American alliance last September; and finally, much of the Mac-Arthur vote - the stronghold of the isolationists - was cast by people who merely admire the General as a "favorite...
Anger & Pride. Patriotic Frenchmen, friendly to the U.S. and Britain, were suddenly noting the decline, both in French Africa and in Metropolitan France, of British-American prestige. Resentment toward the U.S., originally born of failure to deal harshly with Vichyites in North Africa, was growing. Gaullism was a spreading fire...