Word: berlin
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Dean Bundy will discuss "The Crisis of Berlin" before the Harvard Young Republican Club at 4:30 p.m. today in the Lowell House Junior Common Room...
David F. Peterson '60, club president, announced that Bundy will consider "the ramifications of the Russian threat, the State Department's response to the threat, and the possible effect of Dulles' illness on America's Berlin policy." The program is open to the public...
Trim in a charcoal grey suit, black loafers and grey Homburg, Berlin's muscular Mayor Willy Brandt, 45. bounded down the steps of the plane from Ottawa last weekend before Washington's photographers could get their cameras aimed. Brandt and his pretty, blonde wife were met by State Department Berlin Expert Eleanor Lansing Dulles, whose brother John Foster had just flown off to confer with German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer about Brandt's Russia-menaced city. Said Brandt: "I will tell my friends in the U.S. about free Berlin . . . You can rely on the people of the city...
...Marshal Rodion Malinovsky brushing off U.S. military capabilities with the scornful jest: "Gentlemen, your arms are too short." The image presented by the free world was that of John Foster Dulles flying from capital to European capital to reconcile overpublicized differences in coping with the Soviet threat to West Berlin...
...Western position was far more coherent and cohesive than it appeared in the writings of the free world's journalistic pundits. The U.S., Britain. France and West Germany are united in their resolution not to surrender Berlin, and agreed that the only acceptable German reunification would be the creation of a single German state free to keep its association with the West. The underlying ideas are firm; what Dulles & Co. are seeking is "tactical flexibility...