Word: withdrawing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Background of Policy. Marshall was studying the German problem when the message came that Britain would be obliged to withdraw her support of Greece after March 31. He abandoned the German problem forthwith and turned his attention to the Mediterranean. He conferred for many anxious hours with Under Secretary of State Dean Acheson and General of the Army Dwight Eisenhower...
Distracted by such attacks, shocked by the expense, the U.S. public might in the end withdraw its support. This was the greatest risk. If that happened, the Truman program might end in a fiasco, and Joe Kennedy's theory work out in reverse...
...admitted to reporters that times were "somewhat difficult." A close relationship between the U.S. and Great Britain was, he felt, "one of the important factors in the establishment of a lasting peace." Mr. Truman's foreign policy speech clearly showed that "this time we are not going to withdraw from foreign affairs...
Well, the psychiatrist hemmed, "I withdraw the latter part of my definition...
Goldsborough had fined Lewis $10,000. The Court upheld that. He had fined the union $3,500,000. The Court reduced that to $700,000, on condition that Lewis withdraw his new strike threat...