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v c°°^y> vfasffii$ At TELEPHONE: WASHINGTON 2^51 BASIL O BURKE, JR. Owner Mrs. SARAH C. LATHAM, Managing Editor Catered u Second CJms Mail »t the PM Office at Washington, TA 1 --;— --*•SUBSCRIPTION (in advance) -- <t*0 PKB LM ANOTHER ADMINISTRATION FAILURE *» When the President of the United States sent Marines in* • to Lebanon last week, it was apparent that our diplomacy* in the Middle East had failed. Ijf our diplomacy had succeeded, we would Inot have been obliged to use military force. '■ , ’ { * This failure came despite millions' and millions of dollars spent in foreign aid to supplement our diplomacy. It should be adequate proof that you can’t buy friendship or alliance. Furthermore, it is apparent that the presence of U. S. troops in, the Middle East hot spots does not create an American foreign policy. It simply freezes the status quo, and blocks Premier Nasser fp* the mqment. Wejiave ydc to see sound Middle East^policy emulate from the-Eisenhower Administration. } . i At this time the French'must be enjoying the naked irony of watching us risk American lives and waste Amencun money on an invasion of I^banon, when,, had we left the French and Isralies alone two years ago* they would have run Mr. Nasser and his United Arab legions plumb outol Egypt, . ^ ; : p,l: Jr. . -1 'S.i
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