Word: unificationism
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At Baltimore on Sept. 25, 1952, Candidate Dwight Eisenhower gave his views on the nation's most pressing problem-defense policy. This was also the problem that five-star General Eisenhower knew most about. He listed "three personal convictions that I hold to be true. First, our defense program...
Fairbank stated that the American public would not accept any agreement with Mao until he had met two basic conditions. "Mao must remove his troops from North Korea, and allow unification of Korea on the U.N. Basis."
In a year and a half, East and West had pelted each other with eleven formal diplomatic notes on one subject: unification of Germany. From Washington, Paris and London last week came note No. 12-the shortest and the best so far. It was a crisp, polite invitation to the...
With the Chinese Communist army undefeated, chances for an agreement on the unification of Korea, free elections, withdrawal of foreign troops or any other Korean issue, looked pretty slim. But the Communists would be more likely to yield ground in two-party talks (as they had, after two years'...
"Soon ... the world will see whether solutions abandoned on the battlefield can be won around the conference table . . . The one and only standard by which . . . the political conference may be judged is whether it achieves [unification],