Stassen Reflects On Counterforces He Shaped In Era
Harold Stassen, 63, living in Philadelphia, reflects on his years with President Eisenhower and his influence on universal U N membership and disarmament. He recalls pressing for ties with mainland China, debates with Dulles and Radford, and how Eisenhower’s heart attack altered policy making. He remains a prominent international law figure at a Philadelphia firm.
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