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LONDON, May 2—An unusual alliance of empire-minded Tories fi vy bY with Socialists is campaigning to J § | 4 : limit Britain's military commit. {l ments in Europe to the same as Lee I those of the United States. : 1 ] This long has been what the $ Socialists call “a cardinal principle of British policy as laid down by the Labor Government.” Now, imperialist Tories ' led by Lord Beaverbrook-——who also believe Britain's economie salvation les within the Commonwealth and what's left of the Empire—have joined with the Soclalists on this one matter. However, Britain's commit ments in Europe already exceed America's, When the promised guarantee to Furopean Army members is approved formally, Britain will be even more committed.

‘Safeguard’ Is Issue

The argument centers on the safeguard which the U. 8. insisted on writing into the Atlantic Treaty to avoid conflict with the U. 8. Constitution, which gives only Congress the right to declare war, That provided that, although attack on one North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member would be considered an attack on all, each nation need take only “such action as it deem necessary. The British under the Brussels Pact, are committed automatically to give an attacked nation “all the military and other aid and assistance in their power.” Under the proposed British pledge to the Buropean Army, a similar auto-

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American commitments in their recent party pamphlet on foreign affairs. The British—Soédialists particu-larly--long have criticized the U. 8. for failure to join the European Army and other European unification projécts. Americans are pressing the British to do things the Americans themselves won't do.

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SOUTH BEND, May 2—Lebanon’s Minister to the U. 8. will

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The speaker will be Dr, Charles Malik, who is chairman of the Commission on Human Rights in the United Nations. Dr. Malik has| represented his native Lebanon since 1945. He. served as chairman of Lebanon's delegation to {the conference for signing of the peace treaty with Japan in San

Francisco in 1951. Some 900 seniors expected to be graduated in. the college's 107th commencement. It will be held in Notre Dame Stadium,

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