Word: nato
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Foreign Policy. Both support self-determination for all peoples, freedom for Communist satellites, U.S. aid for underdeveloped countries, a strong United Nations, an unequivocal ban on U.N. membership for Red China, regional mutual security pacts such as NATO and SEATO, the Good Neighbor policy, bipartisan conduct of foreign affairs, a release of U.S. prisoners in China, and reciprocal trade hedged by selective but vaguely defined protective tariffs. At issue: in the explosive Middle East, the Democrats advocate sale of "defensive weapons" to Israel; the Republicans pledge themselves to "support the independence of Israel against armed aggression...
Died. Vice Admiral Lynde Dupuy McCormick, 61, onetime (1952-54) commander of the ten-nation NATO Atlantic fleet, president (since 1954) of the Naval War College at Newport, R.I.; of a heart attack; in Newport...
...NATO Is "Keystone...
...also said that the NATO movement, started by the United States, "has become the keystone of the European policy of every major political party in Britain." Ross emphasized that although there might be arguments in Britain against U.S. policy, this does not mean that Britain is anti-United States or that Britain is opposing this country in NATO...
...long-range economic aid, had cited Egypt's Aswan Dam as a prime example of a worthy long-range project; now the Aswan Dam program had blown sky-high in the latest Middle East explosion. Never did the Administration present a coherent world economic policy. In May NATO's retiring commander General Alfred Maxmilian Gruenther testified grimly on the urgent need for arming the U.S.'s NATO allies in Western Europe. Since then there has been semi-official talk in Britain, France and the U.S. about the inevitable cutting down of NATO forces. At first the President...