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US warns European leaders, fearing congressional cuts to foreign aid, to swiftly agree on a defense force including German troops for better aid prospects; French-German feud over rearmament and NATO voice hinders progress.
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Secretary of State Acheson and other administration leaders feel that congress may become stubborn over foreign aid funds if they can not show real progress in European unity and the incorporating of German troops in the defense plan.
The greatest difficulty appears to get French Foreign Minister Schuman and West German Chancellor Adenauer to stop their bitter feud which threatens the whole defense project. There are two main points for their disagreement: (1) France is afraid of a resurgence of aggressive German nationalism once the Germans begin to rearm; (2) West Germany wants assurance that if its troops are to participate in the defense set-up it will have a voice in N.A.T.O. decisions.
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united states warned european leaders to agree quickly on european defense force plans including german troops to increase chances of economic assistance; bitter feud between schuman and adenauer threatens the project over fears of german nationalism and desire for voice in n.a.t.o. decisions.
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Fearing cuts to foreign aid funds by Congress, the United States warned European leaders to quickly agree on plans for a European defense force including German troops to improve prospects for economic assistance. Secretary of State Acheson and administration leaders believe Congress may resist aid without progress in European unity and German troop incorporation. The main difficulty is the feud between French Foreign Minister Schuman and West German Chancellor Adenauer, centered on French fears of German rearmament leading to nationalism and German demands for influence in N.A.T.O. decisions.