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THE WASHINGTON POST
Acheson Urges Brandt's 6 Race
9
SIGNER TIES
To Moscow Be Cooled Off
CAS
By Chalmers M. Roberts
France, was in a position "to
Acheson said that he knows
arrows at two of his longtime
Washington Post Staff Writer
call the tune" on Berlin.
and likes the White House
enemies: The United Nations
Dean Acheson believes that
Another told Mr. Nixon that
foreign policy assistant but
and Walter Lippmann. The
West German Chancellor Willy
that "he does not believe as
U.N. is "the silliest organiza-
Brandt "is writing the (World
strongly as I do in supra-
tion in the world We should
Brandt "should be cooled off'
War II) peace treaty while the
national organizations in
treat it with intelligent
as part of an effort to slow
allies are on the sidelines." He
Europe. You cannot expect
neglect." Lippmann, said Ache-
down "the mad race to Mos-
also expressed worry that "the
medium-sized countries in
son, is "the most overrated
cow.'
Europe to balance the Sovict
center of gravity is moving a
person since (Bernard M.)
The former Secretary of
power. They can do it only
Baruch."
little to the East" in Europe.
by organizing."
State made these and other
As to the Nixon Doctrinc,
statements yesterday to a
Those present were said to
Acheson asid he believed
Acheson said that "no one
group of newsmen. He is
have been impressed by the
that the strategic arms limita-
ever moved from a doctrine to
known to have said much the
President's grasp of European
tion talks (SALT) will be very
anact. You move from an act
same thing on Monday when
problems and they commended
difficult. While Mr. Nixon has
to a doctrine. The Nixon
he and three other senior
him for publicly stating that
"done well" in foreign policy
Doctrine is not a great con-
he will hold the line on U.S.
and his Vietnam withdrawal
statesmen met with President
tribution to the enlightenment
Nixon.
troops in Europe. Acheson was
policy is correct, the incursion
of the world. It was a polite
Acheson, who said he was
said to have been the most dis-
into Cambodia "was a mis-
way of saying some of my
turbed by Brandt's policies. He
take," a debit in an otherwise
a little puzzled" by Mr. Nixon
predecessors made stupid mis-
although he found talking with
also said yesterday that the
plus operation."
takes and I am trying to right
him highly satisfactory, said
United States should not get
Acheson let fly a couple of
them."
yesterday that the status of
into a second class position in
Berlin must not be compro-
the field of nuclear weaponry.
mised. Much of Brandl's Ost-
To the newsmen, Acheson
politik depends on a Berlin
said the United States should
1/2
PRICE
settlement and there are fears
make it clear it favors West-
2 Area Water Programs
in Washington that the Ger-
crn European unity and Brit-
man chanceilor will settle for
ish entry into the Common
$7.50 to $10.00
too little.
Market. Such steps, he said,
COMP. VALUE
Others at the White House
would "cool down the mad
Are Approved by Senate
RIGH
meeting were John J. McCloy,
race to Moscow," a reference
to Brandt and other Western
The Senate authorized yes-
$22.4 million and Verona, $24.9
Lucius D. Clay and Thomas
Schiaparelli, Don Loper, John
Dewey, It was learned the four
European leaders seeking ac-
terday construction of two
million. Both would be con
men covered the world with
commodation with the Soviet
dams on Potomac River tribu-
structed by the Army Corps of
k and Damon. Gift Boxed FREE.
Mr. Nixon, with emphasis on
Union.
taries that would help aug-
Engineers.
Europe and Soviet-American
The former Secretary of
ment the area's water supply
Country Squire
State in the Truman adminin-
during summer months. How-
The committee said the two
relations.
S
The four shared various con
tration had this to say about
ever, money to build the dams
dams, along with the already-
corns with Mr. Nixon. One ex
the current Secretary, William
has not yet been requested by
authorized Bloomington dam,
1150 CORN. AVE. AT?
the Nixon administration.
pressed worry that Brandt's
P. Rogers: "He has a great
will be able to meet "immedi-
ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS
negotiations with Moscow and
deal of ability in many fields.
Authorizations for the Sixes
ately foresecable water needs
Warsaw were not sufficiently
He was a good Attorney Gen-
Bridge dam on the Monocacy
in the metropolitan area."
EPMIPARKING NEXT DOOR
coordinated with the Big Four
cral. I like and admire and
River on the Frederick-Carroll
Water resources along the Po-
talks on Berlin. He said the
respect him. But he puzzles
County line in Maryland and
tomac and its tributaries are
situation is such that West
me as Secretary of State. I've
the Verena dam on the Middle
largely uncontrolled, the Com-
3-6100 for circulation and order The
Germany, rather than the
been puzzled about our in-
River near Stanton, Va., were
mittee said.
gton Post guaranteed home delivery,
United States, Britain and
tentions in the Middle East
included in an omnibus river,
Releasing water during dry
BET
our moralistic approach
harbor and flood control bill.
periods will help maintain
7770 We
don't understand what Rogers
The Public Works Commit-
water quality standards in the
657
wants to do."
tee said the Sixes Bridge proj-
tributaries, the Committee
Park in P
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