Word: unificationism
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The people relaxed. But soon the puzzled taxpayers, tapped for billions of dollars to support the nation's greatest peacetime fighting machine, were reading that all was not going well with unification. Interservice wrangling not only continued, but actually increased.
How should the Communist states set an example? Tito was not dogmatic ("The theoretical question . . . has not been worked out"), but he allowed vaguely that they should try to "draw together" toward eventual unification.
Pledges & Publicity. On the domestic front, the 80th wrote the first major labor law in twelve years, and redressed the balance between labor and management. It found an equitable formula to reduce taxes. It passed a wise presidential-succession bill (proposed by the President), authorized unification of the services, and...
Nonetheless, South Koreans went to the polls this week. U.S. occupation authorities encouraged a big turnout by dropping don't-forget-to-vote leaflets from planes. Most were expected to cast their votes for the National Association for the Rapid Realization of Korean Independence of Dr. Syngman Rhee. His...
To Europeans, no imaginable military unification on their part made much sense unless it was really backed by the U.S. Europe wanted a promise of defense, not a promise of eventual rescue.