Word: clearly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Harry Truman had laid the issue squarely on the line at Thursday's Cabinet session. Fresh from a long chance to do his own thinking at Key West, Fla., he had demanded a clear-cut affirmative Asia policy on his desk before Congress reconvened Jan. 3, proposed that the Cabinet officers produce just such a policy at the meeting of the National Security Council this week. When Louis Johnson pleaded for a little more time, the President said nothing doing. Moreover, he added, he would preside at the meeting himself...
...lawyers and the State Department argued that recognition meant neither approval nor disapproval, since the U.S. already recognizes Communist Russia and all the Communist satellites in Eastern Europe. Besides, the U.S. had just recognized the unsavory Arias government in Panama, while making clear that it disapproved...
...week's end, the issue was clear-cut. It was a case of free enterprise v. what Justice Brandeis once defined as the individual's "right to be let alone." New York's five Public Service commissioners retired to give the matter careful deliberation in some nice, quiet place-not Grand Central...