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...always showed himself to be understanding. Perhaps we can take up the dialogue with him again." But Le Monde expressed the prevailing mood' of Paris: "Whatever his qualities, the simple change of an individual cannot, in a situation so serious, have a magic effect. The results will depend on the policy adopted." For the momentj Paris had no policy to offer...
...discuss a new trade treaty. Chancellor of the Exchequer R. A. Butler told them frankly that Britain has junked the old bilateralism for liberal trading policies. Britain, he said, may be willing to buy more Argentine beef now. especially since meat rationing will end in July, but that will depend on whether private British traders, who have supplanted the old state bulk buyers, think the Argentine price is right...
...evident that you have not recovered from the Roosevelt brain wash. It is fortunate for objective truth that the majority of the American public are able to watch this investigation first-hand via television, and are not required to depend upon your misinterpretation of the event...
...effectiveness of the moment will depend largely on understanding the points of contact between the social and intellectual worlds of the undergraduate and the older graduate student. And they are many...
...deficit in January and February was trimmed to $149 million from $189 million a year ago. While unemployment in Japan is still low, the gloomy foreign-trade picture (1953 deficit: $313 million) has been darkened by a 20% decrease in spending by U.S. security forces. Belgium and Luxembourg, who depend mainly on exports of steel and capital goods, are feeling the pinch of lower world demand and prices...