Word: dulleses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The Scientists Say . . . The scientific finding came to the .President at a critical point in the Administration's thinking on nuclear tests and disarmament. Recently, in the National Security Council and in press conference statements, he has been hinting at trying for an agreement with the Russians on suspending...
"We Know That . . ." Turning to the question of Red China's membership in the U.N., Dulles noted that the U.N. is not a "reformatory for bad governments . . ." Communist Russia, with veto power, already seriously limits'the U.N.'s peacemaking function, and Communist China in the U.N. would...
To the China policy critics who hold that Peking should be recognized because the Communists are in de facto control of the country, Dulles said: "The U.S. knows that the Chinese Communist regime exists. We know that very well, because they fought us in Korea. [But] let me say emphatically...
The Danger. "What of the future? Are our policies merely negative? Do we see any prospect of resuming the many friendly ties which, for many generations, the American people have had with the Chinese people?" To the last question, Dulles' answer: yes. "Communism is repugnant to the Chinese people...
Contending that U.S. prestige in Japan and agreements covering some 49 friendly nations were at stake, Government lawyers, backed by an affidavit from Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, quickly appealed to the Supreme Court what they called McGarraghy's "clearly wrong" injunction, bypassing the Appellate Court on grounds...