...providing the manpower for' its defense. In his State of the Union Message, the President also stated : The nations of each part of the world should assume...themselves should determine the terms of that well-being. REDUCING US BURDEN These principles have become known as the Nixon doctrine. The Nixon doctrine places...

...exclusively or primarily an American undertaking ; 1 Congressional Record. January 24, 1970, pp. S491-S495. "The nations of each part of the world should assume...themselves should determine the terms of that well-being. "To insist that other nations play a role is not a retreat from responsibility, but a sharing of responsibility....

...its defense'. In his State of the Union Message, the President reiterated this principle, as follows: "The nations of each part of the world should assume...themselves should determine the terms of that well-being'. Attainment of the objectives embodied in the Nixon Doctrine is contingent upon both the willingness...

...providing the manpower for its defense." In his State of the Union Message, the President also stated : "The nations of each part of the world should assume the primary responsibility for their own well being; and they themselves should determine the terms of that well being." These principles have...

...defense nor the development of other nations can be exclusively or primarily an American undertaking; The nations of each part of the world should assume...themselves should determine the terms of that well-being. We shall be faithful to our treaty commitments, but we shall reduce our involvement and our presence...

...published as Action fir ProvrrufortlieAmeTicai, Department of State, Noveiu ber 1960, pp. I and 2. sibility for their own well-being" and "they themselves should determine the terms of that well-being." Internal development, in this view, is the primary responsibility of each state, and international...

...C«a&4toÄ\w\,'SV«i4\\ r..\v p. 3 Three subcommittee members dissented str<m:;\Y horn certain wn«:\\iaot sibility for their own well-being" and "they themselves should determine the terms of that well-being." Internal development, in this view, is the primary responsibility of each state, and international...

...p. 3 Three subcommittee members disaented strongly from certain conclusions of the report. sibility for their own well-being" and "they themselves should determine the terms of that well-being." Internal development, in this view, is the primary responsibility of each state, and international...

...Three subcommittee members dissented strongly from certain conclusions o( Hie report. 189 sibility for their own well-being" and "they themselves should determine the terms of that well-being." Internal development, in this view, is the primary responsibility of each state, and international...

...Three subcommittee members dissunted strongly from certain conclusions ol the report. 189 sibility for their own well-being" and "they themselves should determine the terms of that well-being." Internal development, in this view, is the primary rebponsibility of each state, and international...