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In June 1964, however, after a meeting between Secretary of State [[Dean Rusk]] and Secretary of Defense [[Robert McNamara]], they recommended that Zorth

...a initially supported it, but, after, consultation with Secretary of State Dean Rusk, opposed sending fighting forces; much later, he pointed out that the Taylo

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...tnam. To that, the State Department was so opposed that Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Kennedy that he would resign if Lansdale were appointed. <ref name=Shu

...Chief of Staff of the Army GEN Earl Wheeler, joined by Secretary of State Dean Rusk, and told them that the war will eventually have to be taken to the North.< ...hout disaster to peace and to our other interests throughout the world<ref>Dean Rusk, quoted by McNamara, p. 195</ref></blockquote>

...ef>Duiker 1994, p. 72</ref> Prior to Jessup's appointment as an adviser, [[Dean Rusk]] had recommended Western initiatives for an Asian alliance, but, possibly ...erfered with their military role in Europe. Assistant secretary of state [[Dean Rusk]], however, saw Ho as captured by Moscow.<ref>Karnow, pp. 177-180</ref>

...United States and the [[Soviet Union]] stood, in [[Secretary of State]] [[Dean Rusk]]'s words, "eyeball to eyeball."

...all, he was comfortable with Robert McNamara, JFK's Secretary of Defense; Dean Rusk, Secretary of State] under JFK, and McGeorge Bundy, Assistant to the Presid

...ver up the story. His complaint eventually leads to the Secretary of State Dean Rusk apologizing for the CIA<ref>[http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Story/STIStor