Word: dulleses
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
"The U.S.'s holding of the free world's defense lines made 1958's most telling headlines. The architect of the defense was Secretary Dulles . . ." [Jan. 5]. By these words, you should have selected Dulles for your Man of the Year.
Explorers, Atlas and Nautilus have all played their part, but the telling moves of checking Red intrigue, force and threats at Lebanon, Quemoy and Berlin, under the direction of superb "Architect of Defense" Dulles, are the ones that have done most to restore the Allies' lost ground.
Mr. Richard A. Heller of Flushing, N.Y. has discovered what is wrong with American diplomats [Jan. 5]: Secretary of State Dulles has been dunking a cracker in milk in public. Who doesn't? Dulles is known and admired throughout the free world. But who the hell is Heller?
WHAT is news? Webster says simply that it is "matter of interest," a definition at once prosaic yet broad. Much interests TIME'S readers, their normal curiosity whetted by headlines, radio bulletins, TV shows. Sometimes some of the most important news of the week is made by these headlines...
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles were reported yesterday to be hopeful their talks with the Soviety deputy premier may lead eventually to a softening of Moscow's German policies. They particularly hope to avert a war-threatening crisis over Berlin.