On the recordJune 27, 1957
Since the end of World War II we have expended our resources in foreign aid to strengthen our allies. It is not logical that we should now counter this by measures to strengthen our enemies.
Since the end of World War II we have expended our resources in foreign aid to strengthen our allies. It is not logical that we should now counter this by measures to strengthen our enemies.
Opposing the relaxation of trade embargoes against the Communist bloc.
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