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For the first time since Franklin Roosevelt's death, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt last week broke her silence on what she thinks of his successor's foreign policies. Items: she does not like President Truman's thinking about the atomic bomb secret, thinks that Secretary of State James...
Mrs. Roosevelt was asked if she was discouraged by the failure of the London conference. Her reply: "No. I don't think it surprising that men who knew each other so little as they did could not arrive at the answers to all the questions they considered. Mr. Bevin...
There was one strongly dissenting voice. John Foster Dulles, the Republican Party's prophet of internationalism, had been the chief adviser to the U.S. delegation at the San Francisco conference, and he had similarly served Secretary Byrnes in London. Last week Lawyer Dulles returned to Manhattan, and said:
A vastly different "truth" (according to the U.S.) came from Secretary of State Byrnes. In a tone as aggrieved as Molotov's, Byrnes pointed to another sentence in the Potsdam communique which allowed the Council to set up its own procedures, invite other nations into the treaty discussions. On...
About Face. The man behind last week's simultaneous blow at Latin pride and Latin dictatorship was paunchy, punchy Spruille Braden, lately U.S. Ambassador to Argentina and now Jimmy Byrnes's new Assistant Secretary in charge of Latin American affairs. Last May, just after he arrived in Argentina...