Five-point Programme For Permanent Peace
(British Official Wireless.) IiUGBYY, Mar. 8. The vice-President of the United States, Mr. Henry Wallace, told representatives of farm and civil groups that new forms of isolationism were flooding tho United States which, if adopted as the national policy, would lead straight to a third world war and threaten the national security. Mr. Wallace outlined a live-point programme which, lie said, was necessary for a permanent peace. 1. The United States must throw her full influence behind world efforts to prevent a third world war. 2. Devastated European countries must be aided in developing agriculture and industry. 3. Nazi teaching to German youth must be halted. 4. Just international trade relations must be established. 5. The United States must co-operate with other nations in aviation and shipping instead of seeking ■ ‘ imperialistic American supremacy of tli3 air and eca. ”
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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 59, 11 March 1943, Page 3
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