Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...final Truman message to Congress was notable for a prediction. If the Mutual Security program succeeds, it will be followed by the "ultimate decay of the Soviet slave world." As a goal, this ultimate decay is certainly preferable to the dream that the world can be brought into a delicate balance which will permit the "peaceful coexistence" of Communism and the systems which Communism is dedicated to destroy...
Harry Truman wanted the people to get behind his $7.9 billion foreign aid program. He called it neither "foreign" nor "aid" (two words without public appeal), but "mutual security . . . against aggression and war-through mutual effort, through the effort of many nations...
Derogation. From defense of his mutual security proposals, Harry Truman shifted to an advance attack on the critics that he knew were waiting for him. "There are those among us," said the President belligerently, "who say we can't afford it. We've heard that one before . . . The figure of $7.9 billion . . . was not just taken out of the air ... I would not recommend that the Congress spend a single dollar more than our national security requires." This, too, was typical Truman-at his worst. Actually, his estimates are -and have to be-very rough approximations of what...
...awfully easy to 'demagogue' in favor of economy and against what is scornfully referred to as 'foreign aid,'" said Truman. "Congressional action on our Mutual Security Program will be a real test of statesmanship...
Abram T. Collier '34, second vice-president of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, will open the program with a discussion of "Training in Insurance" Wayne E. Keith, general employment and training supervisor of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, will analyze "Training in Public Utilities...