Word: borders
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...days Malik, consistently approaching the same standard of irrelevance, belabored the Council with repetitions of Chinese Communist claims that U.S. planes had carried out 'Barbarous . . . bombing attacks" on the Chinese side of the Korean-Manchurian border (TIME, Sept. 11). But when U.S. Representative Warren Austin proposed that a U.N. commission investigate the bombings, Malik vetoed the motion...
...troops stage a comeback, the U.N. will probably be faced with the question of whether its forces are to occupy Korea north of the 38th parallel. Representatives of some nations which have so far supported U.N. action in Korea may propose that U.N. forces be halted at the old border...
...situation before war broke out was unstable," Beveridge stated. "There were border raids . . . South Korea had a heavy armament program . . . Dulles went to South Korea for the attack, and the North Koreans were uneasy...
...left to Ambassador Warren Austin at U.N. to bow most deeply toward Peking. In a radio broadcast, the Chinese Communists had raged that two U.S. F51 fighters had strafed their Manchurian border airfield. At Lake Success, Austin said yes, it was just possible that one F51 had accidentally shot up the field, and the U.S. would gladly pay indemnities. Indeed, the U.S. was as anxious as anybody for an investigation and it would abide gladly by the ruling of a U.N. investigating commission...
Reischauer believes that although Communist propaganda can be made out of our entry into Korea, "our willingness to take a forceful stand there, plus India's backing of the U.N. decision, increased our prestige with the border countries...