Rare 1959 "Americans Abroad, Spokesmen for the United States - Booklet
(1001MOM-C)(UPS)(1000BIN)
LIMITED ITEM. SURPLUS - USED Excellent condition. Once they are gone we may not get any more. Sold AS IS (NON-REFUNDABLE)
Are you interested in History, U.S. History or American policies and politics, then this is the find for you. This booklet is published by the American Council for Nationalities Service, a national, non-profit organization, as a contribution to the People-to-People Program initiated by the President.
Features of the Book:
- Condition: Very Good (does have some issues on the cover - edges torn and turned)
- Date: March 1959
- Size: 7.5" x 4"
- Small Example of Topics:
- A message from the president Dwight Eisenhower 2/13/1959
- Some "Do's" and Don'ts" of International Conversation
- A Passport Good Anywhere
- Answering Tough Questions
- Do Americans really want peace?
- Isn't U.S. talk about a "position of strength" evidence of your aggressive intentions?
- Why does the U.S. maintain a ring of bases around the Soviet bloc?
- Wasn't the U.S. quilty of aggression in sending its troops into Lebanon?
- Does the U.S. really want disarmament?
- Why does the U.S. Government spend so much money for military purposes?
- Why has the U.S. been so reluctant to stop its nuclear weapons tests?
- What is the U.S. policy regarding Arab nationalism and the Arab-Israel dispute?
- Why does the U.S. support dictatorships when it claims to be the champion of democracy?
- Isn't the American worker exploited by Big Business?
- Measures approximately
- Publisher: American Council for Nationalities Service, 20 West 40th Street, New York 18, N.Y.
- Pages -47
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