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Under the Fifth Republic, French foreign policy--except in the colonial field--has been more concerned with form than with content. Charlemagne, having decided that loose talk of France as a second-rate power had gone far enough, served notice that henceforth France would be heard from in Western councils. France has been heard from, sure enough, but it has had distressingly little...
...this rosy chorus of economic expansion, the one dissonant note struck last week came from Vance Brand, director of the U.S.'s Development Loan Fund. Henceforth, in granting aid to foreign countries, announced Brand, the fund will "place primary emphasis on the financing of goods and services of U.S. origin." From now on, in other words, the Development Loan Fund is going to demand that its aid dollars be spent in the U.S., even if the same products are available more cheaply elsewhere...
...week's end, in a naked bid for the support of the New Kenya Party, the government announced that henceforth African land boards would no longer be allowed to bar land sales to white farmers on racial grounds. And if it chose, the government could almost certainly push its new plan for the Highlands through Kenya's Legislative Council. But in the process, it might well increase rather than diminish the tension between Kenya's races. Departing Kenya Governor Sir Evelyn Baring, mused the London Times, had handed to his successor, Sir Patrick Renison, "a baton . . . that...
...backyard steel production (since largely abandoned), commune bosses neglected vegetables, cloth and fiber crops. The result was a severe crimp in Red China's once booming export drive (TIME, Aug. 3), and a vegetable shortage so severe that last month China's cities were informed that henceforth they would have to grow all their own food except grain (TIME, July...
...Hungarian delegates to an International Labor Organization meeting at Geneva. Last week the Reds' anger spilled over. U.S. First Secretary James W. Pratt was summoned to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, presented with a note full of familiar trumped-up charges of U.S. espionage and subversion, told that henceforth the 32 Americans attached to the legation could not travel farther than 25 miles from Budapest without giving 48 hours' advance notice. In retaliation, the U.S. imposed similar restrictions on Hungarian diplomats in Washington and New York...