Word: aggressors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Truman Administration is unequivocally opposed to any Korean settlement which would give Formosa and United Nations membership to Communist China. "It will oppose any settlement . . . which would reward the aggressor in any manner whatsoever, and it will oppose the attempt of any nation or regime to shoot its way into the United Nations...
...tentative courses of action to be pursued if & when" the U.S. was faced with evacuating Korea. There were 16 tentative recommendations, not just the four read to the Senate committee by General MacArthur, and some had been carried out. Sample: getting Communist China branded in U.N. as an aggressor. The rest, including the four that MacArthur advocated, had been shelved with the concurrence of the Joint Chiefs of Staff when the war in Korea started going better...
After formally declaring Red China an aggressor (TIME, Feb. 12), the U.N. General Assembly set up a twelve-man committee to consider "additional measures" against Peking. Last week, three months later, the U.S. decided the time had come for some additional measures. U.S. Delegate Ernest Gross asked for an embargo on "arms, ammunition, implements of war, petroleum, atomic energy materials" to Red China...
...There will not be room enough in Korea for the white crosses over the graves of the interventionist troops . . . Churchill's statement [that the U.S. Mediterranean Fleet is a deterrent to aggression] was the statement of an aggressor clanking with atomic weapons . . . Churchill's language is the language of Hitler . . . Churchill and his cannibalistic advocates such as [Ernest] Davies [British deputy] would make even Cleopatra blush...
...55th annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science in Philadelphia was interrupted by hooting laughter as members listened to Juliusz Katz-Suchy, Permanent Polish Delegate to the U.N., praise Russia and brand "imperialist America" an "aggressor" in Korea. The next scheduled speaker, Adolf A. Berle Jr., onetime Assistant Secretary of State, ignored his prepared speech, began: "When my esteemed friend is making one of his periodic visits home to take back a report to the Russian general who commands the Polish Army ..." Katz-Suchy dashed back to the platform, grabbed the microphone for a few more...