Word: globally
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...basic problem of the U.S.-and of the free world-is to preserve its dynamic economic and political freedoms as it builds up military defenses against global Communism. This is a problem which the U.S. has not really met squarely since the Communists began their march at the end of World War II. Last week President Eisenhower was ready to come to grips with...
Covell, who now serves as malaria adviser to the British Ministry of Health, will speak on the subject, "Current Research Toward a Global Control of Malaria." Covell was formerly director of the Malaria Institute of India in New Delhi for 11 years prior...
...overriding deficiency ... in Korea was not in the shortage of ammunition . . . but in the lack of the will for victory, which has profoundly influenced both our strategic concepts in the field and our supporting action at home . . ." He repeated his belief that Russia would not be provoked into a global war by more positive U.S. action in the Far East:. if Russia is intent on "world military conquest," it will choose its own "time and place" of attack...
...warning of action of this sort provides the leverage to induce the Soviet to bring the Korean struggle to an end without further bloodshed. It would dread risking the eventuality of a Red China debacle, and such a hazard might well settle the Korean war and all other pending global issues on equitable terms...
Professing "a feeling of sympathy" for the U.S. President's aim of a "true and total peace," the Soviet statement: 1) unsympathetically rejected all of Eisenhower's minimum terms for a global settlement; 2) indirectly countered with some Soviet terms, e.g., no rearming of Western Germany, a U.N. seat-and Formosa -for Red China, no change in Red domination of Eastern Europe. Though there seemed no meeting of minds at all, the "Soviet leaders" still wanted "a serious, businesslike discussion of problems both by direct negotiations and, when necessary, within the framework...