WHO'LL 'CHICKEN OUT?'

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000100190012-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 6, 2000
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: April 2, 1959
• Content Type: NSPR

DUBUQUE (Iowa) APR 2 1959 FOIAb3b
TELEG cPl 4LPY Release 2000/06/13 : CIA-RDP75-00001 R000100190012-4
Circ.: e. 37,883
S. 38,678
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S~Iho'11 'Chicken 0
"We must be resolute, and 4TH npaper accoun o e a
spur principles" the western diiz%ars has beeil confirmed for accur"acy by
eep saying, with reference to ourlancl `Ainory_" Ve said that the Russlatis
n Berlin. The last to say it was tish
$~.e ~~ a'tpRn~} r dot what it take's latronall` to
Foreign Minister Selwyn Lloyd, a- cbaUenge pus this spring." The future
rival in Washington to co{rfer %vitli re* 4doubt,- but, says Aitibry, in
Americ and French foreign rni ilsters the 1~ 5~~y~ s the West faces "A race
opt rlin orris. q fpr lead. bip, in the, world""against mili
` e rra ner in which they ? ee re . taut Com tiurlists with feiWent ith."
pea"tii ttte, statement, We rt u?t l e, The report of Amory's speech lends
nt
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reSo1 ,' t ests that they re i'fraId additional significance to the sta
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i ism o o on our side will
e ma cev treatens war.
dame 0I MP.- in, his pft on erence',
free ministers, who are ip 1VCar h, the "resident `ski ti l great
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in a foundation for the rieet irn-iiess: "We are certainly,ngt going
Vl,wa
vg, 1 with liussxe'.s foreign minTh on to ftgllt'i ground- war in uro
y 1are now lining Jait ; " A h1 t : the 1rh rt. 'Ol tli$. Az ory
zest of the ministers from tlhe 1 on epeech, ? the.. President's sfathmeht must
ar 2l ' p h ln#e retell as indicating that the
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. as concerned as the $ig ree Western allies will not back down on
n Merits that might ritean `Berlin in" the face of a Russian"'threat of
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jet t$ ry tl~ s mit
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Ueve that ovi41 et Union-
e e one to
m a d , e
reetor of` te1l~igence tor t1 e
'noo or negotiating from c68fide'nce. "'t`ti _goal;:
P Y fled as "a `needle' to' the Reds because
den- ` of its high pro-Western living, standards)
a'e ?das&o,sP
slow
be the m t atlthorita ive' r'i' a erica
gub a as ttie rat
j a* c Treaty t rganlzation alea meet'
*. German reunificat%ri aife
,R "threat 'to Berlin.
ea r1ed by the press association * V&esf
"fie State" Robert Amo Jr afisistant
. to, C.I.A. Direc or elfin W. u is, told
e Uz Orsity pf South Carolina 's'ully
grottp'that the' Soviet Union is no adY
40 risk a'major nuclear was over" erlin,
' bitt that Soviet ! 'en' ler li rush hev
"expects to force u'to chicken out.t'
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drink they hold the trumps because their
action is peaceful. It's a case of `'here we
go, here they , . .
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