Word: kremlins
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...offensive. Ike, he said, "has now adopted the theory of Senator Taft, who unsmilingly states that the greatest threat to liberty today is the cost of our own Federal Government." Later Stevenson described the Taft argument as "the dreary obsession that we must fear above all, not the Kremlin, but our own Government." This theory, he went on, implies a defense effort adjusted to an arbitrary budget, and by accepting it Ike had reversed Teddy Roosevelt's advice to speak softly and carry a big stick. "The new advice is to talk tough and carry a twig" -a policy...
...Kremlin has never liked Kennan, the Associated Press claimed yesterday, because of his repeated criticisms on Communism...
They could face the Kremlin smears, the Lib'ral lies...
...believes that beady-eyed subversives sneak into the library, read the New World Review, and preach its message to wide-eyed children. One gets the impression, in fact, that Massachusetts citizens are unwittingly paying for Kremlin communiques...
...days of Chou En-lai in Moscow ended with a fanfare fortissimo. Joseph Stalin himself gave a state dinner in the Kremlin for Red China's visiting Premier. The Chinese reciprocated with a banquet in the grand ballroom of the Metropole Hotel; their thousand guests sat at 50 tables, and Chou moved about, gaily drinking to the health of Stalin and Mao Tse-tung. Peking's press and radio hailed the Moscow communiqués of the Sino-Soviet talks as proof of an "impregnable alliance...