Truman Criticized for Communist Fight and Foreign Policy
A column voices concern over President Truman's stance toward Communists and fellow travelers, urging stronger action against Marxist influence in government. It notes changes in State Department posts, calls for aid to Asia, and critiques officials like Butterworth, Rusk, and Jessup while referencing Korea and China.
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Truman
Russia
Communist Party
Butterworth
MacArthur
Rusk
Bureau of
Jessup
Acheson
Senate
Korea
Uutla
Asia
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Philippines
Indo-China
Burma
Hong Kong
Siam
Malaya
State Department
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