Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›A Diplomat's Job Has Its Drawbacks--All but covering his ears is Secretary of State Dean Acheson at yesterday's session of the United Nations Political Committee here. The glum diplomat was listening a familiar tirade by the Ukraine's A.M. Baranovsky, who joined fellow Red satellite representatives in condemning India's much-amended Korea truce plan. Behind his chief is Ernest Cross of the U.S. delegation.
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A Diplomat's Job Has Its Drawbacks--All but covering his ears is Secretary of State Dean Acheson at yesterday's session of the United Nations Political Committee here. The glum diplomat was listening a familiar tirade by the Ukraine's A.M. Baranovsky, who joined fellow Red satellite representatives in condemning India's much-amended Korea truce plan. Behind his chief is Ernest Cross of the U.S. delegation.
Associated Press · [ca. November 1952]
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[Information from item housing] Acheson, Dean Secy. of State Groups Only 1952
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