Diplomacy

Secretary of State and Mrs. Dean Acheson are shown at the Paris, France airport greeting well wishers. The Achesons are on a diplomatic mission to Paris and London. From: Dean Acheson Papers.

United States Ambassador Irving Florman (right), and Chancellor of the Republic of Bolivia, Pedro Zilveti Arce (right on sofa), at the signing of the Point Four Agreement between Bolivia and the United States in the Ministry of Foreign Relations, La Paz, Bolivia. Others in the photo are unidentified.

United States Ambassador Irving Florman (left), and Chancellor of the Republic of Bolivia Pedro Zilveti Arce (right), sign the Point Four agreement between Bolivia and the United States in the Ministry of Foreign Relations, La Paz, Bolivia. Others in the photo are unidentified.

Signing of the Point Four Agreement between Bolivia and the United States in the Ministry of Foreign Relations, La Paz, Bolivia, by Irving Florman (left), United States Ambassador to Bolivia, and Pedro Zilveti Arce (seated on sofa, right), Chancellor of the Republic of Bolivia. Others in the photo are unidentified.

Dean Acheson speaks before the ANZUS Council in Kaneohe, Hawaii while delegates listen.

Mrs. Esther C. Brunauer of the State Department denying Senator Joseph McCarthy's charges against her as she appeared before the Senate Subcommittee on Foreign Relations. From: Beth Gore.

Herschel Johnson, left, U.S. Deputy on the United Nations Security Council, conferred today with Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson, right, at the State Department. It was assumed that Johnson and Acheson were discussing the proper procedure to protest to the Security Council in case Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia rejects the American 48-hour ultimatum. From: Beth Gore