Word: vandenberg
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Alemán was ready to see more of the U.S. Behind him was only one minor incident to disturb hemispheric solidarity. At a high-brass dinner in the Mexican Embassy, freshly applied gilt had come off the chairs onto the formal bottoms of such U.S. dignitaries as Senators Vandenberg and Connally, Secretary of Labor Lew Schwellenbach...
...adviser, John Foster Dulles, reflected even less. On his return he conferred in Washington with the man most responsible for the so-called bipartisan U.S. foreign policy-Michigan's Senator Arthur Vandenberg. Then Dulles made a frank report-more informative than Secretary Marshall's-to the U.S. people...
...ranking minority member of the Foreign Relations Committee and as such assumed a burden of responsibility; he held earnest conversations with Cordell Hull. Then came the unprecedented policy meeting of Republican leaders held in September 1943, at Mackinac Island, Mich. At that conference Vandenberg produced the word "participation," which expressed the determination of the great majority of Republican Party leaders to stay in world affairs after...
...happiest conversions in U.S. politics. Without it, the unity which marked U.S. foreign policy might have been a long time coming. Vandenberg was an industrious Republican attendant at the San Francisco birth of U.N. He was a Republican bulwark at the London and Paris meetings in 1946. He is today the man on whom the unity of U.S. foreign policy largely depends...
Selective Pattern. It was important then for the U.S. to know to what point Arthur Vandenberg's education had brought...