What Shall We Do About de Gaulle?

Examines the policies of President Charles de Gaulle of France on foreign relations with the U.S. Reputation of de Gaulle of being anti-American citing his efforts to weaken the U.S.; Emphasis on de Gaulle's strategy of contributing joint military defense to Western Europe instead of supporting the North Atlantic Treaty Organization; Refusal of de Gaulle to allow the Common Market either to admit the British or enter into cooperative trade relationships with the U.S.; Profile on de Gaulle and his political ideologies; Indications of French politics and foreign relations.