Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 109, Part 16U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963 - Law |
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Page 20901
... military policy and func- tions , it might result in a decrease in the amount Latin American nations need to supply their individual establishments . Such a step might also lessen the possibility for arms competition among the several ...
... military policy and func- tions , it might result in a decrease in the amount Latin American nations need to supply their individual establishments . Such a step might also lessen the possibility for arms competition among the several ...
Page 20903
... military assistance or heavy weap- ons in royalist areas visited by the observ- ers . " This confirms the suspicion that Egypt will not pull out , no matter what the United States or the United Nations may do or feel . Mr. Nasser is ...
... military assistance or heavy weap- ons in royalist areas visited by the observ- ers . " This confirms the suspicion that Egypt will not pull out , no matter what the United States or the United Nations may do or feel . Mr. Nasser is ...
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... military assistance to permanent pro- grams of economic dole . Then , there was the Marshall plan . We were told , in 1947 , by Mr. Paul Hoffman and by Representative Christian Her- ter - later Secretary of State under the second ...
... military assistance to permanent pro- grams of economic dole . Then , there was the Marshall plan . We were told , in 1947 , by Mr. Paul Hoffman and by Representative Christian Her- ter - later Secretary of State under the second ...
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... military coups d'etat in the Dominican Republic and Honduras . As stated by Tad Szulc in the New York Times of October 6 : Because this [ Washington ] is a town that has accustomed itself to think in the black- and - white terms of ...
... military coups d'etat in the Dominican Republic and Honduras . As stated by Tad Szulc in the New York Times of October 6 : Because this [ Washington ] is a town that has accustomed itself to think in the black- and - white terms of ...
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... military power is necessary as a deterrent to Communist aggression , the ecu- menical spirit everywhere is necessary for a future world of peace . For in a sense , mili- tary strength is negative - responding to the law of self ...
... military power is necessary as a deterrent to Communist aggression , the ecu- menical spirit everywhere is necessary for a future world of peace . For in a sense , mili- tary strength is negative - responding to the law of self ...
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