Word: mason
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Since the period of the Marshall Plan, "our diagnosis of the need for foreign aid has been fumbling, our means inappropriate, and our results doubtful," Edward S. Mason, Dean of the Graduate School of Public Administration, charged last night...
...Dean Mason asserted that our economic aid to the crucial areas of South and Southeast Asia and the Middle East cannot be attributed to humanitarian ideals or the interests of our economy, although these elements are present. He said that the purpose of the aid was to protect security interests...
...security of the U.S.," Dean Mason said, "is affected by the types of government which held power in other countries." He asserted that aid for the economic development of non-Communist countries enhances the stability of their governments...
...make loans, give technical assistance and agricultural surpluses, or make grants. But whatever form our economic aid takes," Dean Mason stated, "it is in the interest of our security to make a substantial increase...
Edward S. Mason, Dean of the Graduate School of Public Administration, concurred with Elder, though he anticipated that exceptions would have to be made for teaching fellows. Jabez C. Street, chairman of the department of Physics, supported the Elder suggestions, saying that the "point of view does not change the sciences, but represents the right direction for them...