Word: eca
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Democrat Connally lost no time in letting it be known that he was not fooled by mutual security semantics, particularly by the substitution of "defense support" for "economic aid." It was all a "device," he cried, to prolong ECA aid, which was supposed to end in 1952. Harriman quietly insisted: "It is not a device, but a method of building up our military security...
Last year, the school trained 50 ECA physicians, public health nurses, salutary engineers, and other specialists for work they are now doing in Burma, Indonesia, and Indo-China. Dr. Hyde has done public health work in the Middle East and in the Balkans...
Allan Evans '24, Director of the Office of Intelligence Research, stated that "there is a tremendous amount of competition." He explained the great amount of research needed to formulate projects like the Marshall Plan, ECA, and point...
Bridges supported Lend-Lease and Selective Service before World War II, ECA and the North Atlantic Treaty after it. Last week Styles Bridges moved his desk (which once served New Hampshire-born Daniel Webster) to the floor leader's spot in the first row of the G.O.P. side of the Senate Chamber, and settled down to a hard session's work...
...shows at home and abroad. Severino's classmates at the village grammar school in Sant' Arcangelo soon caught the fever, formed a hard-painting little group known as "the School of Severino." Paramount Films did a movie short about the youthful artists. In last year's ECA International Child Art Competition (TIME, Sept. 24, 1951), several of the top prizes in Italy went to adherents of the School of Severino...