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... defense , of which the USA contributed 252 billions . Even this sacrosanct category of federal appropriations was somewhat reduced by Congress in 1957 and thereafter , for consumers and taxpayers were dissatisfied with ever higher ...
... defense , of which the USA contributed 252 billions . Even this sacrosanct category of federal appropriations was somewhat reduced by Congress in 1957 and thereafter , for consumers and taxpayers were dissatisfied with ever higher ...
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... Defense , announced a drastic reform of military policy . " It must be frankly recognized that there is at present no means of providing adequate protection for the people of this country against the consequences of an attack with ...
... Defense , announced a drastic reform of military policy . " It must be frankly recognized that there is at present no means of providing adequate protection for the people of this country against the consequences of an attack with ...
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... defense . SEPT . 8 , 1951. USA signs treaties of peace and alliance with Japan ( see p . 200 ) . In the course of related negotiations , the USA signs a mutual defense pact with the Philippine Republic ( Aug. 30 , 1951 ) and a ...
... defense . SEPT . 8 , 1951. USA signs treaties of peace and alliance with Japan ( see p . 200 ) . In the course of related negotiations , the USA signs a mutual defense pact with the Philippine Republic ( Aug. 30 , 1951 ) and a ...
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