THE WEEK

Available at the Government Printing Office: pamphlet entitled “Tea Drinking in 18th-Century America: Its Etiquette and Equipage.” Will you have cream and sugar in your harbor?

President Kennedy’s foreign aid message provides, like a Kennedy message should, a little something for everybody. This country, says Kennedy, is going to abandon its short-term aid programs and get into really long-term economic development of every underdeveloped country throughout the world. And, miracle of miracles, giving away our money will actually stimulate our domestic economy! Commented Senator John Marshall Butler, “After 15 years and more than $80 billion, the President has informed the Congress and the American people that the time has come for a long-range foreign aid program! What does he think 15 years of Marshall Plan, Point 4 and Mutual Security is—a lost weekend?”

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Available at the Government Printing Office: pamphlet entitled “Tea Drinking in 18th-Century America: Its Etiquette and Equipage.” Will you have cream and sugar in your harbor?

President Kennedy’s foreign aid message provides, like a Kennedy message should, a little something for everybody. This country, says Kennedy, is going to abandon its short-term aid programs and get into really long-term economic development of every underdeveloped country throughout the world. And, miracle of miracles, giving away our money will actually stimulate our domestic economy! Commented Senator John Marshall Butler, “After 15 years and more than $80 billion, the President has informed the Congress and the American people that the time has come for a long-range foreign aid program! What does he think 15 years of Marshall Plan, Point 4 and Mutual Security is—a lost weekend?”