...DECEMBER 2, 1953: I am in full accord with the statements made yesterday by Secretary Dulles. . . . The easiest thing to do with great power is to abuse...the processes of negotiation and adjustment that are vital to freedom. . . . We hope to be able to maintain . . . [the] overseas elements of our security...

...provide much additional information but the committee failed to provide him that further opportunity. It has been suggested that we might have been more...mark of the imperialist rather than of the leader." In view of the fact that the majority report is based only on public testimony and disregards the preponderance...

...provide much additional information but the committee failed to provide him that further opportunity. It has been suggested that we might have been more...mark of the imperialist rather than of the leader." In view of the fact that the majority report is based only on public testimony and disregards the preponderance...

...yesterday by Secretary Dulles in his press conference.2 I would like to add this comment to what he said : the easiest thing to do with great power is to abuse...mark of the imperialist rather than of the leader. What America is doing abroad in the way of military and economic assistance is as much a part of our...

...traditional policy of treating its friends and allies with respect. In the words of President Eisenhower, "this most powerful of the free nations must not permit...negotiation and adjustment that are fundamental to freedom." 62 APPENDIX A Trade Controls of Free World Countries <& APPENDIX A Trade Controls of Free World Countries...