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On the Senate floor, Kuchel attacked the society by name, saving his hardest words for Founder and Leader Robert Welch, a retired candymaker and self-styled Americanist, who rates Harry Truman, John Foster Dulles and Dwight D. Eisenhower, among others, as Communist agents or dupes. "Good God," roared Kuchel while...
Paul H. Nitze, 54. Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, has the tough job of fulfilling one of Kennedy's major aims: coordinating State and Defense policies so that U.S. diplomacy and military power go hand in hand. Nitze (rhymes with it's-a.) can tackle...
President Kennedy's choice for the new U.S. spokesman at Geneva was Arthur Hobson Dean, 62, once John Foster Dulles' law partner. A cherubic-looking fellow. Dean earned his negotiator's credentials the hard way, representing the U.S. in the interminable Korean war truce talks with the...
On the other side of the Atlantic, Admirals Radford of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Strauss of the AEC teamed up with John Foster Dulles to keep Eisenhower's plans mired in day-to-day trivialities. Dulles never expected results from negotiations, and thought of them simply as opportunities...
Build Fast. John Foster Dulles, who had little confidence in neutralism, took an agonized look around and decided that the U.S. had to fill the vacuum. He concluded that the only solution was to build a Laotian army and build it fast.