... LATIN AMERICA. ONE of the most enlightened aspects of President Kennedy’s Foreign Aid programme was the plan for Latin America. It was drawn up with attention to the basic need and with some sound advice on the relevance of the Marshall Plan as an inspiration ...

... IRELAND AND AMERICA periods, each of which is linked with its successor by certain connecting threads. The first is prior to the outbreak of war, the second dates from September. 1939, until December, 1941, and the third from December, 1941, to the end ...

... RUSSIA AND AMERICA T HE forthcoming talks between President Eisenhower and Mr. Khrushchev seem to call for an assessment of the relative strength of the countries they rule. We hear occasional remarks on the one hand about Russia’s efforts to catch up ...

... prepared to stage this display is indicative of the extent of anti-British feeling in America and the power of the Irish vote. With unemployment becoming a problem in America, high taxation and the efforts of the British to secure a foothold in the American ...

... AMERICA AND OURSELVES Dear Editor—Pro-American’s letter is an excellent example of damning with faint praise and thus avoiding the main issue. Thank God, there is now little fear of America failing in her new vocation of leadership of the world in the ...

... America First THE American contribution to the relief of Skopje is difficult to over-praise, Within a few hours of the event the first American Red Cross plane was on its way across the Atlantic, On the next day a United States Air Force plane with several ...

... STANFORD: AMERICA few civilisations which are so various and so manifold as that of the vast contjnent that stretches from New York to San Francisco (the two most untypical towns in the United States)’ and from Texas to Alaska. The people who talk of ...

... America's 'Day ALMOST everything has been said; so why return to the subject. The Western world suddenly found its prestige, almost its fortunes, pinned to a man struggling to escape three thousand degrees of heat in a falling rocket and, then having ...

... AMERICA’S MOOD. AN economist leaving America to return to Europe just after the war was asked by the usual cohort of journalists to give them a parting message. She said something like this: The price of American full employment is the p:tce of world ...

... LATIN AMERICA PRBSIDENT EISENHOWER'’S visits to the Latin American States inevitably prompts the question : Why are they so backward? What are their prospects? It may appear a simplification of history to say that the Southern Republic should have developed ...

... America 1n Europe THE well-known political pundit, Walter Lippmann, took General de Gaulle as an oracle sometime ago when the French President suggested that the European countries should plan their defence, that is their nuclear defence independently ...

... THE TIFADER America And Ourselves Dear Sir, Is Senator McCarthy to become ijssue in this country too? If SO, all might I suggest that we should yemember that this is an election year in the United States, that party propaganda there is as resourcefu] ...