Word: documentation
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Replied Knowland: "I place an entirely different aspect on this document ... I think it is a key document of the foreign policy of this country which led up to the statement of the President on Jan. 5 that the U.S. would give no further military aid to Formosa, and which . . . led up to the situation where the U.S. Government was prepared both to recognize the Communist regime of China and ultimately to turn Formosa over to them...
...Directive. What about MacArthur's claim that the Joint Chiefs had once supported most of his proposals, but had been overruled by the Secretary of Defense and President Truman? "This is just not so," said Omar Bradley. Then how about the Jan. 12 document in which some of MacArthur's proposals were suggested by the Joint Chiefs? That was meant only as "possible lines of action," said Bradley, and besides it was a study, not a directive...
Board 17 also warned all students to bring with them form SS 391 or 110 or another official document showing their Selective Service numbers and respective draft board addresses...
...that time, Willey remembered, he did sign a document which looked like the Massachusetts teaching oath. It could have been either the University of California loyalty oath or a new oath which all employees of the state have to take...
Instead of a formal state document, what the Senate got turned out to be largely a casual collection of jottings by a State Department secretary who had overheard some of the talks. Nobody was present when the President and MacArthur talked privately at breakfast on Wake, and no stenographer was present officially at the full-scale conference later attended by both staffs. But at the big conference, Ambassador Philip Jessup's secretary, pretty Vernice Anderson, had been sitting quietly in a tiny cubbyhole off the conference room, waiting to type up the communique. Fresh pineapple was laid...