Dulles and Aswan Dam Clash in Cold War Report
Washington reports detail secretary of state Dulles denying firm defense pledges to Quemoy and Matsu while discussing Egypt and the Aswan Dam. A Time magazine/book controversy is cited about his remarks and the broader U S strategy amid Soviet ties. The piece covers Formosa policy, withdrawal arguments, and allied expectations.
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