War Budgets and Armament Focus Stir National Debate
Ashington July 17 Rodney Duicher NEA Service Writer reports United States budget trends show the largest share of national income going to armaments, with calls for revision of terms at Geneva and concerns over European militarization. Comparisons reveal U.S. spending above pre-war levels, with Britain and France also expanding defense, while other nations caution about balance and readiness.
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