Word: polarises
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Rockefeller said that Kennedy policy has been "ambivalent" because it insists on equality in economic relations, yet has "discouraged the emergence of any European identity" in the control of nuclear weapons. The Governor said that the Administration's desire for a multilateral European nuclear force "has been marked by...
He named Nathaniel Welch of Auburn, Ala., to the Southern Interstate Nuclear Board, appointed four members to the Battle of Lake Erie Sesquicentennial Celebration Commission, notified Philadelphia that the Navy would name a Polaris submarine after Benjamin Franklin, made a phone call that commenced a year-long mechanical countdown toward...
Not so, retorted a high-ranking French official. France, he insisted, will have its first 50 Mirage IV A-bombers in service by December 1965, on schedule; expects to have its own H-bomb "well before" 1970; and is actually ahead of schedule with its missile-launching submarine, now due...
The U.S. was still pushing its long-term plan for a surface Polaris fleet manned by mixed crews. However, Britain has little enthusiasm for the idea, while West Germany and Italy, which were both enthusiastic at first, have now indicated that they would rather sink their money in multimanned Polaris...
Just a Gimmick? After a NATO session in Paris and conferences in London attended by Rusk. Defense Secretary McNamara and other top policymakers, the U.S. announced that it would present next month's NATO meeting in Ottawa with detailed plans for a nuclear command and planning structure to integrate...