Into the arena strode John Foster Dulles. More than 200 reporters, waiting in the State Department auditorium, were the lionsat least they were ready to growl. Dulles eyed them with a slight smile. "I have a brief statement to make," he began, "about a matter which I judge to be of current interest." He noted that an article in LIFE, which had said that the U.S. policy of strength had deterred the Communists from full-scale war in Korea, Indo-China and the FormosL Strait "has attracted much comment." He then read a statement:
"Let me say this: I did not write...
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