Rusk, Dean

Rusk, Dean. As I Saw It A Secretary of State s Memoirs (as told to Richard Rusk). London 1. B. Tauris, 1991. 

A special recognition came in 1966, when U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk asked Mark to use his contacts and arrange a good-will tour of chemistry departments in South America. The trip was, of course, sponsored by the State Department. The arrangements were easy for the Polytechnic family had several alumni in South America including Eloisa Mano in Rio de Janiero and Jose Swarts in Buenos Aires. Mark and his companion, S. 

See Daniel Yergin, Shattered Peace The Origins of the Cold War and the National Security State (London, 1978) and Thomas Paterson, Meeting the Communist Threat (Oxford, 1988). Dean Rusk, American Friendship for the Peoples of China, speech at the China Institute, New York, 18 May 1951, Documents in American Foreign Relations [AFP] 1950-5, II, PP- 2.473-4-... 

Dean Rusk, speech to symposium on Government and World Crisis, University of Tennessee, 17 May 1962, Department of State Bulletin [DSB] 46, p. 896. 

Cohen, Dean Rusk, p. 322 United States Policy toward Communist China, statement by Secretary Rusk to the Subcommittee on Far East and the Pacific of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, 16 March 1966, p. 5 DSB 57, p. 347. 

Thomas Schoenbaum, Waging Feace and War Dean Rusk in the Truman, Kennedy and Johnson Years (New York, 1988), p. 14. 

Testimony of Dean Rusk, The Vietnam Hearings (New York, 1966), p. 18. 

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