POST-WAR PROBLEMS
DISCUSSIONS AT PRINCETON Rec. 9 a.m. NEW YORK, July 12. An international conference of Christian leaders at Princton recommended that the temporary collaboration among the United Nations should give way as soon as possible to a universal order, and should not be consolidated into a closer military alliance with the object of establishing a preponderance- or concert of power. The recommendation was part of a resolution on post-war problems which was adopted after four days of discussion. Other requirements for progress towards world order which were ■named included, first, that national isolation and monopolisation of political power by a few nations and the balance of power which hitherto failed to maintain peace should be repudiated as policies which contravene the purpose of establishing world order; and, secondly, that armaments be drastically reduced as a step towards the goals envisaged in the Atlantic Charter.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 11, 13 July 1943, Page 5
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