Word: kremlins
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Clearly, we cannot permit the other nations of the world to be picked off one at a time with the weakest and ripest falling first," he said in a radio broadcast. "But if, following Korea, the Kremlin directs an attack of the Chinese Communists down into Indo-China or into Burma, or of the Bulgarian Communists into Greece or into Turkey, or of the East German and Polish Communists into Western Germany . . . and if the U.S. attempts to meet each of those aggressions where they occur ... we will become a giant pinned to the earth...
...that was good in U.S. foreign policy (e.g., U.N., the Marshall Plan), the Republicans had joined in genuine bipartisanship, said the statement. In all that was bad, the Republicans had not been consulted. The Administration, they said, had given the Kremlin a "green light to grab whatever it could in China, Korea and Formosa...
...Hamstring & Delay. As the second week of Security Council meetings opened, under Malik's presidency, the first business should have been a discussion of North Korean aggression, with South Korean representatives taking part. But not with Malik presiding. That was why the Kremlin had sent him back to the U.N.-to hamstring, delay, obstruct, make sure that nothing was done...
Since the Korean war began, we have been receiving requests for permission to reprint TIME stories-especially from War in Asia-from Stockholm to Bombay. The most widely requested story to date has been "The Cat in the Kremlin," our July 17 cover story on Stalin...
...Something must be done at once . . ." cried New Hampshire's irascible Republican Senator Styles Bridges last week. "This landing . . . was announced by a radio correspondent. The troops were given no chance to get into position. The Kremlin was given every opportunity to bring additional forces . . . into the line to oppose the 2nd Division...