Word: poste
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Judging from Lessing Rosenwald's opinion on Israel [Feb. 25], it's quite clear he is not one of the many millions of Jews who have been pushed from pillar to post throughout the centuries. Living in freedom and abundance, Mr. Rosenwald misconstrues the basic ideologies of Jewish consciousness, religion and nationalism. He probably doesn't know that synagogues are built for those who are well situated and have to be reminded about their Jewish heritage. But the starved and homeless Jew is quite aware of his heritage. No one is asking Mr. Rosenwald to integrate himself...
...British and French Foreign Ministers told him that the U.S.'s principal job was to make its presence felt in the Middle East. Dulles assured them both that a way would be found to do it. The objective: developing a long range U.S. initiative to fill the post-Suez power deficit and to work toward an enduring stability...
...complicating factor for the State Department was Eisenhower's post-Korea policy, expressed during the 1955 Formosa crisis, of getting prior congressional approval for the use of U.S. forces. Once again Ike was adamant: it was essential to get congressional approval in advance for the use, if necessary, of the U.S. deterrent power in the Middle East. So after Ike and Dulles won a National Security Council O.K. for the doctrine, Ike went before a joint session of Congress to 1) request standing authority to use U.S. armed forces to help protect any Middle Eastern nation requesting help against...
...change in life from the days of the French Resistance to post-war times provides the movie's setting. Before D-Day it was considered brave to kill Germans and steal from them. Many who were enlisted into the movement scarcely knew why, and for some of them it was hard to stop...
Reportedly a supporter of Thomas A. Stalker '58 for the presidency of the club, Aisner quit the day after Stalker was defeated for the post by Norman William Smith, Jr. '58, president...