Nixon and Dulles clash over Quemoy policy in California
In a California campaign stop Nixon and aides argued over Quemoy and Matsu policy while Dulles and Eisenhower stressed a flexible stance. Nixon claimed the islands’ fate was vital to free world security, while officials warned against misinterpreting administration policy. The rift framed the broader debate ahead of the November election.
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