Word: recommendations
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Dean Acheson, defending the Administration's policy, declared: "It may be that at some future time the United Nations will be organized and equipped so as to render emergency aid." The time, he intimated, was not now. "Even if some organ of the United Nations should decide to recommend assistance to Greece and Turkey, it would have eventually to turn primarily to the United States for funds and supplies and technical assistance. Even if the project were not blocked by the objections of certain members of the United Nations, much time would have been lost and time...
What the press can do: 6. "We recommend that the agencies of mass communication accept the responsibilities of common carriers of information and discussion...
...Investment. As predicted, the aid for Greece and Turkey which the President recommended was an immediate $400,000,000. In addition, he asked Congress to "authorize the detail of American civilian and military personnel" as advisers and supervisors of the fund (see below). In addition: "I recommend that authority also be provided for the instruction and training of selected Greek and Turkish personnel." He did not guarantee that his requests would stop there. On the contrary...
...CRIMSON. Since there seems to be no change in the policy of the Club 100, that opinion still stands. However, the Council was of the opinion that it should not form an official Council committee to deal with a question of this sort, and it also did not recommend any specific action beyond the setting up of an all-University committee to "investigate the situation and take what action it deems necessary...
...precisely because the Council did not feel itself competent to recommend any specific kind or degree of action against the Club 100 that an independent all-University committee was suggested. While the Council will aprove the aims of that committee as long as those aims are a change in the policy of the Club 100, the committee is clearly distinct from the Council, and its actions are not under Council control. Richard G. Axt '46 President, Student Council