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Mainland China At the UWDoor With President Nixon's Peking declaration and its table-tennis prologue, the question was no longer whether U.S.-UN policy on China would shift but whether...

WHATEVER BECAME OF QUIET DIPLOMACY? (March 1971)

HVhatever Became of Quiet Diplomacy? Nobody knows just how viable the delicate, de facto cease-fire along the Suez may be. Besides, it's become a little clearer that neither the Arabs nor...

UNHAPPY BIRTHDAY: (November 1970)

UNHAPPY BIRTHDAY Celebrations and symptoms at the United Nations BETTY PILKINGTON To borrow from diplomacy's own dictionary, the errors in the planning and execution of the General Assembly's...

YOUTH HAS ITS DAY AT THE UN (August 1970)

405 Youth Mas Its Day At the UN The World Youth Assembly, which for nine days in July—as part of the UN's ongoing celebration of its 25th anniversary—gave the staid United Nations complex its...

A PINCH OF SALT AT THE UN (January 1970)

Gardner's target, of course, is Richard Nixon whom HAPPY NEW YEAR he is faulting more and more for "failure of leadership"; "he must do more to set a tone of urgency to...

Disarming But Not Disarming (March 1969)

_9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 _9 0 0 _9 _9 NON-PROLIFERATION: TWO VIEWS The Senate debates ratification Disarming but not disarming BETTY PILKINGTON When Washington at long last...

Pilliod, Barbara Kane

Pilot, from the Boston

PILSBURY, ANNE

Pinault, David

Pineda, E. R.

Pineda, Gerald B Phelan, Morton Zabel, Max Jordan, Paul Crowley, Margaret Kendall, E R

Pinkney, Dorothy Cowles

Pinsker, Sanford

Pintauro, Joseph

Piper, Norah

Pippenger, Nathan

Piren, Frances Fox

PiRoman, Rafael

Pitter, Ruth

Pjaff, William

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