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University Daily Kansan Fridav. April 14, 1961
Western Leaders Bring Kennedy Knotty Problems
By Phil Newsom UPI-Foreign News Analyst
For President Kennedy, it was two away and one to go.
He had seen Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Britain, a courtly Edwardian-appearing 67, and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany, tough, unyielding. 85. At the end of May it would be the proud President Charles de Gaulle of France, 70.
Some are new.
AMONG THE UNITED States and its three major Western allies there are major differences not quickly erased.
French representatives made clear their resentment over what they regarded as the Kennedy administration's interference with its Algerian problem. Outside intervention now, they felt, only complicated General de Gaulle's task of restoring peace to Algeria after more than six years of war.
De Gaulle also has frustrations of longer standing.
He long has been convinced that the close ties born of war and post-war problems between the United States and Britain should be expanded to include France. Those three, he believes, should compose NATO'S guiding directorate.
He is annoyed that the United States should oppose his nuclear program and at the same time deny France its own nuclear secrets.
Between Britain and the United States there long has been a difference of opinion as to the allied approach to the problem of international communism.
IT WAS Macmillan who pressed for last May's abortive summit meeting in Paris. And it is Britain among the allies which presses hardest for admittance of Red China to the United Nations. As for De Gaulle on the latter point, he simply believes it makes no difference.
But the differences between the U.S. and Britain over Red China remain.
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