"The Atlantic nations must join in a fresh act of creation, equal to that undertaken by the postwar generation of leaders of Europe and A merica."
WITH that call for a renewal and redefinition of the Atlantic partnership, Henry Kissinger last week finally inaugurated the Nixon Administration's belated "Year of Europe." Like that celebrated phrase, the address that the President's foreign policy adviser delivered at the annual Associated Press luncheon in Manhattan was vague on content but vehement in its promise of a continued U.S. commitment. Though "the era that was shaped...
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