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, Soviet,
By J. Crawford Cook
(Editor's Note: This is the first
of a series of articles by J. Craw
ford Cook, a Carolina student doing
graduate work in International
Studies and Journalism.)
"Awareness of power, and
doctrine decreeing the rightness
of its use, are but parts of a
much greater whole."
Eniniet John Hughes
The recent Berlin crisis and the
potentially dangerous ramifications
posed by this worsening situation
incited a reiteration of miany coni
mon fallacies in the minds of
Americans and Westerners in gen
eral.
The spectre of the roaring Itus
sian Bear seems to shade from
reality the true picture of relative
military capabilities of the United
States vis a vis the Soviet Union
and her allies.
This clouded picture runs the
course from manpower shortages
through developing missile pro
grams into the sphere of super
super bombs. In practically every
instance the Soviet Union and her
pro-communist friends seen to hold
an insurmountable advantage. At
least this is the impression held by
many westerners. A little guided
reading, however, shows that "it
ain't necessarily so."
The discrepancies in the compari
son of U. S. and Western striength,
actually and potentially, with that
of the Communists are many and
cover the areas mentioned above as
well as a number of others.
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detalil ome of tli,Se other
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a di.cussin (of the man111p
strength of the two forces.
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stand, at 15n ihvisionj.l equalliy
vide--d bewteel inlfantry and m
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piwer tiength is considered tc
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elusive of the 400,000-man secu
po l i vc force and the ml11ti-mi
IM r1eady reserve.
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prtsive when compared with
U. S. Standing arny of less than
million men the majority of w
are less well trained and equil
than their Russian counterpart.
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ever, are not the only considerat
for if we are ever forced into a
where total armi11ed conflict is
choice then available manpo
strength phtis potential mianpo
strength miust certainly take p
edence as tie dominating conc
It must also be remembered i
the United States and dussia
ntio he the only two protagonis
Such considerations will hold 1
tregardllss of whether the war i:
the conventional or of the nuc
variety. If a conventional wal
fought lrge forces will probably%
neces-arY to attack or defend h
areas, if a nuclear conflagra
resullts hirge reserves will prob.
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to 1 15.1 mii,:ion w:alc:; oft tiilitally ag(
in c')lIII)m ionl the U. S. along
abl with h N NAT( an,d S-: A TO
h>ne al apm. .11 . . ,i , h Korea, South
di- Viet!-n ami Na:ionWalst (:hina
ch- mov. f . million maleS
1e T e d a - e ! 11. 5 mi1l- -
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saler ithe- cra<iah pr-ograi that would
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erin e if ti cinsioin-rovikiIg situa
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are actlly doingOf Us a favor by
lear, ""i-ii i i ple-ti'ure in Berlin
hecatu-e tley -i to be jw:tling into
I act ion the often all too-lethargic
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oll '>!JA n A form 4f govermnient. V
ly The rI..nt i!ea es ill U. S. E
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960 toul- of diuty firm and other
ling seivice persoIAne!, plus the calling
pil of a numiber itf reserve and na- a
tional guard ui:tts iS faci:litating the
icutting- dowvn o,' the two to three
year lead time noeded to overtake
the ('"11mmun111ist forces.
This iore favorable comparison ni
that unfortunately is not generally I
accepted as a reality is not intended
as proof that we ean outnumber
onununiti forces atid consequently
defeat thei. There are too many C
otier con-id".1rati:onls entering the
p)ict1Ir, -ZLuCh as the dcgr-ee of pro
ficiency of tn- troops, the weapons
with, whi.-hihe are, equipped, re
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from being hopeless the Western
p5o it iot ij potentially advantageous
in i naturile if sich a military even- h
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Local Coi
Vames S1
Dr. Ben. F. Cameron, Jr., south
in regio:d director of the Colleve
ntrance Examination Board, will
the speaker for the opening
eeting, November 3, of the fifth
mual Carolina Counselors' Con
rence at the University.
Sponsored by the USC School of
ducation, S. C. Department of
ducation and S. C. Pupil Person
-1 and Guidance Association, the
inference is expanded this year to
two-day meeting.
A native of Mississippi, Dr.
Ameron received the B.S. degree
WUS Office
-auds USC
)Nvision
Carolina wa, recently ctImImended
tile southeastern office of World
niversity Service f'r its coitribu
>n in furthering international
ideI standing durifng the past aca
-lnue y'ear.
\r'd Uve it v Service (',m
ittee chair-nIM1n, Scott Jae-. ru -
veI a special note "f commenda
m for his administration of a fund
isimi campmign.
WU S net ted $51e7.1 8 fromi the
impa ign at the univer'sityv. The
tfney iued for student interna -
>n:i self-help and mutual as-ist
labcock's 15
ivailable F(
"T1he Ediucatioin of Pretty Boy,"
novel by 1Dr. Hiavilah Htabeoekc.
a i ofC the Dehpatrt ment if E lngli sh
the University, is now avaiilal e
a "talking book" f.or the blinid.
D)r. atbeoek 's b oo k hans beien
cordi(ed for the h! intd on lng -
t ying records.
I.ivingst on G ilbiert is the narra
r. selectedi through co mpet it ion.
we recrd,. are pridaed biy the
iteid St ates( Governmtin throughi
e I .ihlrary of (Congress.
"The Edlutat io n of Pietty oy,''"
st recenlt of IDr. lHabietckW
vls was recorded verbn at imi, an
'iutal tribute toi the book as motst
alking hooks"' are abridged.
IDr. Hahcock is aut hor of the only
' utd 'or booiks made available to
e h!indi. "*ly Health Is Better in
>vember " wits printetd in braille
r the Ilirary ofC Congress several
art 1 ago. It has since gotne thIirough
mny edit ions anti repinitings, and
lect itns fromt it have b een re
in t ed in foreign languages.
The Amnerican Printing HoItuse
r the Blind, .ouisville. Ky., su -
rvised the publicat ion of bothb
oiks
D r. Habcock is. also atuthor of "
Meal Tickets
To Be' PurchasedI
Miss Eula Mozingo, secretary
>f Russell House, has announced
hat student worker meal tickets
nay he cashed in.
She said the tickets will he
putrchasedl at the Informatioin
)esk evt'ry Friday between the
r1outrs of 11 and 1 o'clock. Each
ticket will be worth 80 cent.
ip Check
Ji-triel %iie presideit of McKtwim
p check to Dr. Robert L. Sumwalt,
W. Murri!-on of the USt School
B300 scholarships wil be awarded,
& Robbi, made its new scholar
niversity. (USA. photo, McGrail.)
zference
eaker
frm the University of the South,
andI the M.S. in Engineering and
Sc.D. degre(. from the Univer
si'y of Cincinnati, where he was a
Cincinnati AIil ing achine Co.
Fellow.
Ile was a bmb disposal officer
with the U. S. Naval Reserve
19-11-4G, subsequently becoming re
search chemist with the Cincinnati
M\illing Alachine Co.
Dr. Cameron joined the faculty
-f the University of the South in
1 a iS a:sistant professor of chem
istry, and was director of admis
sion thier fr,ani i951 until assuming
his present past in 1959.
lie is a menber of numerous
!ia!. honorary and professional
societie.s and is a former president
the Sewanee Civie Association
.n he Parent-Teachet Association.
Appr,ximatt!y -10 persons are
vxjj(ceed to register for the Caro
in:t Counselors Conference, which
will be held in the USC School of
Educat io. A brochure containing
coference details wili he mailed to
persons c1nceIRed( with pupil per
5 ,nnel and guidanci.
()thc! zpeaiker, wvil!l include Dr.
Wae!tr I. .1lihn-on. education pro
fc-or , at Wlch-igan State Univer
sitv anid fomer president of the
A mer-a Pern,nel a nd Guidance
A-o ti : Dr. Arthur Hlitchcock,
ne r ertr.APGA: State
Snator JohAn C. West of Kerhaw
nony h eads a special state
aui:tdeling with education;
:a. 14. Ses mour Wo :fhein, U'. S.
devt.v asd an t 'eeretarty of labor
ai dir of tIe Bureau of Lahr
[ovel Made
)r Blind
I .n't Want T'o Shoot An Ele
pr. Ta ls of Quais and Such,''
I Watnt A Wori,' the textbook
used fr hn1is well knt own English
1 enreit thet I' niversity , and
ie hats also writtetnmny short
,lies for ntitiotna! magazintes. In
the tnt year he expects to hav'e
anlt betr nvel atnd severtal short
-tories published.
Student Aid
Deadline
Dra ws Near
Seniors atnd graduate students
who wish to 'ecur'e financial aidl
fort fart her advanced study during
the academic year 1 962-63 should
get busy with their applications at
TIhe W~oodrowv Wilson Fellowships
arett open to seniors ontly, hut to
either mten or women; the D)an
fot G;raiduat e Fellowships are
opett to male seniors only. Rhodes
Scholatr5hips are also restricted to
mn, either seniors or graduates;
hut the FulIbright Fellowships and
the Marshall Scholatrships are open
to setniors and graduate students
without restriction to sex. For
further informat ion about any of
these aids, interested students
should consult D)eatn H. W. Davis
in the Administration Building.
The deadline for National Science
Foundation Graduate Fellowships is
January 1, 1962, and these are open
to seniors and graduate students
of either sex. Further information
on these may be secured from the
heads of departments in scientific
field.