Pacific policy debate and political influence in postwar Korea
The piece argues for a long range Pacific policy grounded in democracy as Asia seeks freedom while the United States grapples with war economies and reconstruction costs. It critiques Truman’s Korea stance, U N support, and Rhee’s regime, and denounces political packing of the federal judiciary and Pendergast-era influence in farm advisory appointments.
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Korea
United States
Asia
Pacific
North Korea
38Th Parallel
United Nations
Indonesia
Indo-China
South Korea
Syngmann Rhee
U.S
Rhee
Russia
American Bar Association
Germany
Hitler
List
Gallagher
Congress
Stuart Symington
Symington
James Patton
Farmers Union
Albert Goss
The
Grange
Murray Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
Patton
Goss
Lincoln
American Farm Bureau
Kline
Farm Bureau
Brannan
Lst
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