Word: maliks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...talk with Ambassador Jacob Malik proved little, Cadbury said, as Malik merely read prepared statements putting the blame for the trouble on the Western powers. Cadbury said little gestures were needed to instill trust, and that "the time is past for speeches...
...Charles Malik (45), Lebanese Minister to the U.S. and U.N. delegate, brilliant, genuinely pro-Western thinker and statesman. Cultured, well-educated (American University of Beirut, Harvard), Christian, international-minded, Malik is one of the few bright spots in the Middle Eastern picture, but has virtually no political force to back his sympathies...
...Weatherman Gromyko, whose head pops out when storms impend, just as Jacob Malik sometimes emerges to indicate clearing skies, might thunder against the Japanese treaty but he could not prevent it. The State Department had drafted a tough set of procedural rules which forbid amendments, limit each delegation to one hour's formal comment, rule out debate on points of order. But these rules must be adopted formally by the conference itself, which may give Gromyko a chance to get in his propaganda licks first. His audience will be vast: the treaty sessions in San Francisco's Opera...
...Liberator. Dulles ground out his points and began his negotiations. He conferred with the British and Chinese ambassadors in Washington, even talked, fruitlessly, with Russia's Malik in New York. Russia sharply protested when in October he sent out a seven-point memorandum to the twelve member nations of the Far Eastern Council. But Dulles had seized the initiative; the U.S. was suddenly taking the offensive for peace, not merely trotting around putting out brush fires which Russia...
...Malik's unctuous tone found its printed echo in News, the new English-language Soviet magazine, whose first issue arrived in the U.S. last week...