Kennedy and the
March 17, 2008
I. Dual Containment
1. Eisenhower and Nasser (Aswan Dam; Nasser’s turn east; US and the
2. Containing Nasser (
3. The Fringes:
II. Kennedy and the
1. Democracy and Development (Iran as case study: 1950s legacy—martial law, rigged elections, growing popular discontent; Kennedy and the Third World: counterinsurgency, promotion of democracy—Latin America, Vietnam; Iran as model for Middle East?: developmental aid, democratic surge; Shah’s response—military aid, heighten fear of communism, growth of SAVAK; turning point: US and Amini government—withdrawal of support, road to “White Revolution”)
2. The Turn toward
3. Nuclear Diplomacy (
4. The Foreign Aid Revolt (postwar constitutional transformations; expansion of foreign aid and origins of policy riders—Hickenlooper amendment; left-right coalition and significance of Passman in House, “dissenting liberals” in Senate; 1963 bill; Gruening-Keating amendment and foreign aid to aggressor states; LBJ inability to shape outcome)
| Total | Military aid | Economic aid | Food for Peace |
1954 | $74.7M | 0 | $54M | $20.7M |
1955 | 52.7M | 0 | 41.5M | 11.2M |
1956 | 50.8M | 0 | 24M | 26.8M |
1957 | 40.9M | 0 | 26.8M | 14.1M |
1958 | 61.2M | 0 | 24M | 37.2M |
1959 | 50.3M | $.4M | 19.2M | 30.7M |
1960 | 55.7M | .5M | 23.9M | 31.3M |
1961 | 45.1M | 0 | 24.5M | 23.6M |
1962 | 83.9M | 13.2M | 45.4M | 25.3M |
1963 | 76.7M | 13.3M | 45M | 18.4M |
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