1958_03 The Daily Collegian March 1958

              EDITORIAL COMMENTS
Algerian Policy Needed
The time has come for a revamping of the United States'
North African foreign poli
One simple question is posed by events on that continent
at  present:   should  Algeria  gain   independence  or
France retain control of it ?
The United States has adopted a neutral position
dispute. It supposedly cannot come out in favor of Algerian
independence for fear of alienating its North Atlantic Treatv
Organization ally. On the other hand, if America does not
support Algerian independence, it stands the risk of losing
not only Algeria but also all of North Africa to the Soviet
bloc. There also is the possibility, if such a stand is taken,
that repercussion would spread through the entire Afro-
Asian world. The stand the Afro-Asian countries probabl •
would believe, would mean the United States supports colonialism. It follows they would swing to Russia which consistently has supported not only Algerian independence but freedom of all African countries.
The question remains: which would best suit the interests|
of the United States. All signs point towards support of'
Algeria, wl
Some may say such a policy would alienate France, making
it  withdraw   from  NATO.   But  France  needs  the  United]
States more than America needs France, for economic
defense reasons.
But if such an event should happen, it would not damage)
the United States as much as not supporting Algerian inde-j
pendence. America could make its main line of defense in
West Germany and Italy and abandon our air and army-
bases in France.
Yes, there is a chance the U.S. may lose France
by such a policy but we wouldha ve cemented the friendship
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The North African and Near Eastern Countries have not)
achieved their greatness yet. How much oil lies under
Sahara Desert? Geologists hardly have begun to tap what]
is thought to be the largest oil field in the world — under
the Sahara! When an economical means of converting seaj
water to fresh water is found, all the Afro-Asian com
could be turned into giant food producing nations.
However, if the United States does not come out in
port of Algerian independence, nearly all of Africa and Asia
may be lost to the Communist bloc. What chance woul
western world then have against Communism?
Action must come soon.
A logical solution to the problem is for a date to be set by
the United Nations for Algerian independence. Then the)
United Nations could put a force in Algeria to make sure th
plans are carried out.
—Paul Stine
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