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Heard above all the voices that debated the Administration's "New Look" defense policy last week was one from outside the country. For in his questions about the nature and scope of U.S. retaliation, Canadian Foreign Minister Lester Pearson made clear that the "New Look" was a product not of multilateral co-operation among the North Atlantic Treaty nations, but of U.S. planning alone...
GRETCHEN K. PEARSON...
...Schine got a pass every weekend (and left the post spectacularly in a chauffeur-driven Cadillac), skipped all but one stint at guard duty, goofed off on target practice and kept hinting darkly that he was really only hanging around to check morale. Snooping on his own, Columnist Drew Pearson had reported that Schine's old junketeering gumshoe pal, McCarthy Aide Roy Cohn, called the commandant often to inquire about Schine's welfare: "The Senator wants to know." This week Schine still seemed to be a soldier of good fortune. Most of his Company K comrades were...
Nothing . . . gives us cause to believe that basic Soviet objectives in foreign policy have changed, or that Soviet leaders are in fact ready to accept reasonable solutions to major international problems." Dependence on U.S. Relations with the U.S., said Pearson, "are becoming more and more important to both countries and more varied and complicated...
Died. Joseph Wright Powell, 76, naval architect and shipbuilder; in Thomasville, Ga. During the Spanish-American War, Annapolisman Powell commanded the little launch which, under heavy fire, vainly searched for survivors of the-collier Merrimac, scuttled in the entrance to Santiago Harbor by Lieut. Richmond Pearson Hobson in an effort to bottle up Admiral Cervera's fleet...