Titlebook: Eisenhower‘s New-Look National Security Policy, 1953-61; Saki Dockrill Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Realities Behind the New Look: , and After,e capability of initiating ICBM flight testing’, and . did not surprise the president? However, it did force him to adopt a number of measures which he believed essential if the confidence of the American public and America’s allies in American scientific prowess was to be restored..

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Conclusion, — with the Soviet Union. Finally, while in 1945 the international system had been monopolised by the ‘Big Three’ — the US, USSR, and the United Kingdom — by the time Eisenhower left the White House early in 1961, the international system had been enlarged by the emergence of independent third world

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03016-0 extremist views — the Californian senator once compared the defence of Dien Bien Phu to the defence of ‘the Alamo and also Bataan and Corregidor’. Eisenhower regarded the senator’s demand for a US naval ‘blockade’ off the coast of mainland China (during the first offshore crisis), or for a total tr

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Geschichtspolitik in der "Berliner Republik" Satellites in Eastern Europe’. — the president continued to believe that the foreign aid programme was ‘the cheapest insurance in the world’, since the ‘want of a few million bucks had put the United States into a war in Korea’.. The Treasury Department and the Bureau of the Budget took a less gene

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22882-8 tried to ameliorate inter-service rivalry, albeit with little success. Radford, an ardent promoter of the New Look, retired in August 1957. His successor, General Twining, was an equally enthusiastic supporter of the New Look, as was Sherman Adams, Eisenhower’s White House chief of staff. However,

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