U S Efforts Stymied At NATO Conference
Washington reports from Paris indicate U S hopes for stronger NATO commitments met coolly as ministers urged increasing conventional forces while reviewing procedures to align NATO military needs with member plans. Secretary Rusk and McNamara pressed for 30 divisions central front as Britain France and West Germany urged greater contributions.
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Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson told European allies it is wise to abandon nuclear ambitions and pursue a sound strategic plan for continental defense. He warned a European produced nuclear force would waste vital resources and urged strengthening conventional forces instead amid NATO strains over national nuclear capacities. The issue looms ahead of President Kennedy's Nassau talks with Prime Minister Macmillan.
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