Foreign policy stance after election reassures observers
Richard L. Strout argues Republican leadership on international affairs shows cooperation rather than division with Byrnes and Vandenberg. He notes bipartisan nonpartisanship in foreign policy, questions on troop drawdown and military spending, and the need to balance defense, economic aid, and international commitments as Congress shifts power.
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