Word: neutralizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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President Eisenhower is supported for re-election by three out of the four Ivy League colleges which have conducted polls of their student bodies this fall. The Ivy college newspapers are split in their editorial support, three for Eisenhower, three for Stevenson, and two remaining neutral...
...General Assembly should censure the action of the Soviet Union in using its military power to gain control of a nation which had declared itself independent and neutral. The General Assembly should follow the lead of the United States in offering food and medicine to Hungary by allocating economic aid in dollars and goods...
...most important of all, the General Assembly should send troops from neutral nations, like India, Burma, and Sweden, into Hungary to enforce a truce and evacuation of Soviet troops from the area...
...Troops, preferably neutral ones like the Italians, and Swedes, must be flown into the Suez area with all speed, their purpose being to fight neither the British nor the Egyptians, but to maintain order. Even with United Nations troops in control, however, it is highly unlikely that the British and French will agree to stay out (or get out, if they moved in last night) of the area. For this reason, a United Nations task force could only hope to neutralize the situation until an agreement can be reached...
...laudable. After all, they think, waging peace is seventy times seven better than waging war. But Dulles, and whatever company he has, fails to realize how aggressive this is. They cannot see that even "virtuous" aggressiveness is offensive to the Indians, the Middle East, and the satellites. To the neutral country, it is not a question of strength and virtue. Both America and Russia are strong, and both say they are virtuous. The real question to them is of motive--does America want the world to be American, or merely non-Russian? The satellites and Asian countries do not want...