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Thus far, the indications seem a bit depressing. The retention of Hoover and Dulles has again dismayed liberals, who after swallowing the news, excused it in the name of non-partisanship, and (familiarly) shrewdness. But Hoover has antagonized liberals by his close identification with Congressional investigatory committees, and in keeping...
Arriving in West Berlin for a Crusade for Freedom jamboree, able Economist-Diplomat Eleanor Dulles Blondheim, sister of the late Secretary of State and long one of State's top German specialists, got a bear hug that almost fractured her dignity. She was met by a hidebound impersonator enacting...
"Hunk of Iron." It was largely Nixon's unmistakable Republicanness that led Republican chieftains at the Chicago convention in 1952 to pick him from Dwight Eisenhower's short list of acceptable vice-presidential prospects. The new President was reared in the military gospel that a second in command...
THE year 1960 may come to be known as the year neutralism became respectable. Only four years ago many a small nation felt required to stand up and be counted, either for or against the U.S. John Foster Dulles, then Secretary of State, condemned "the principle of neutrality [which] pretends...
On the Fence. Washington itself has moved closer to Britain's always pragmatic attitude that, as long as there are fences, there will be fence-sitters and each should be dealt with in terms of his size, influence and fence-sitting position. The British felt that Dulles' "Neutrality...