Word: dulleses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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As a positive start toward what Secretary of State John Foster Dulles called "tying the whole free world together." the U.S. and United Kingdom NATO representatives agreed to "urge an enlarged Atlantic effort in scientific research and development in support of greater collective security." President Eisenhower promised to ask Congress...
"All Free Nations." From the moment that he met Macmillan (and 17 aides) at the MATS Air Terminal, Foster Dulles insisted that the Washington conference be more than a mere show of Anglo-American solidarity. Instead, Dulles told Macmillan, the meeting was a chance "to tie together not just two...
That was the idea-but it was hardly more than an idea. It came to substance during conferences around the octagonal table in the White House Cabinet Room. There Ike sat in his regular chair, back to the French doors leading to the Rose Garden. Across from him, in the...
The Washington conference would have been far less of a success if it had stopped there. Time and time again. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles drove home their point that the full resources-not just armies and weapons-of all free nations must be marshaled against Communism. They found in...
Meanwhile, at a Washington news conference, Secretary of State Dulles said the west "must constantly be alert" against Russia launching some foreign adventure to divert attention from what is going on at home.