Word: hoffmann
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Both Benjamin I. Schwarts '38, professor of History and Government, and Stanley H. Hoffmann, professor of Government and Research Associate in the Center for International Affairs, felt that France's move should not be a cause for great alarm in America...
...Hoffmann said that France's move was "not necessarily a disaster unless we make it so. It will be one only if we make too many concessions to Red China and allow her to take control of all of China...
Differences between Kennedy and Johnson were made evident, however. Stanley Hoffmann, professor of Government, said that much of the late President's appeal as a statesman lay not so much in the rubetance of his foreign policies as in "his youth and vitality. This, I'm afraid," said Hoffmann "died with him, and it will be very hard to replace...
...said Hoffmann, some important decisions will have to be made by Johnson because events necessitate them--for example, in South Viet Nam and in relations with the Soviet Union. Unclear, perhaps contradictory, Kennedy policies in other areas--notably the Alliance for Progress--will demand further decisions. "It is absolutely impossible to prediet," said Hoffmann, "what will happen in these decisions...
...Frenchman is given his choice of his own nuclear force or a nuclear force subject to U.S. veto, as was the Skybolt program, which must he choose?" Hoffmann asked...