《AS I SAW IT BY DEAN RUSK AS TOLD TO RICHARD RUSK》

DEAN RUSK’S PREFACE11

FOREWORD15

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS25

SECTION ⅠTHE EARLY YEARS27

1 The Rusks of Cherokee County33

2 An Atlanta Boyhood45

3 The “Poor Man’s Princeton”57

4 A Southern Yank at Oxford64

5 Mills College84

SECTION ⅡWORLD WAR Ⅱ AND POSTWAR YEARS93

6 World War Ⅱ in the China-Burma-India Theater99

7 War’s End：The Abe Lincoln Brigade119

8 United Nations Affairs130

9 Crisis in the Far East：The Korean War154

10 “The Best Job in America”178

SECTION ⅢTHE KENNEDY YEARS193

11 The First Hundred Days201

12 Showdown over Berlin218

13 The Cuban Missile Crisis229

14 Nuclear Strategy，Arms Control，and the Test Ban246

15 Managing the Alliance260

16 Africa and the Congo273

17 China Policy282

18 Death of a President292

SECTION ⅣTHE JOHNSON YEARS325

19 LBJ Takes Over331

20 Arms Control Under Johnson340

21 Building a Better East-West Relationship354

22 Crisis in the Dominican Republic368

23 The Six-Day War378

24 The Pueblo Affair391

25 The Third World and Foreign Aid398

26 The United Nations408

SECTION ⅤVIETNAM415

27 Roots of the American Commitment421

28 America Goes to War443

29 The Frustrations of Negotiations459

30 Tet，Policy Review，Paris Peace Talks475

31 A Vietnam Retrospective492

SECTION ⅥMAKING FOREIGN POLICY507

32 Advising the President515

33 Administering Foggy Bottom523

34 Congressional Relations537

35 Intelligence and Counterintelligence552

36 Press Relations and the Media565

37 Civil Rights，Human Rights，and U.S. Foreign Policy579

SECTION ⅦTHE GEORGIA YEARS593

38 Return to Georgia603

39 Final Thoughts：Developments in Eastern Europe612

AFTERWORD619

1.DEAN RUSK’S MESSAGE TO THE YOUNG629

2.MEMORIAL TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY AT RUNNYMEDE635

REFERENCES AND SOURCES639

INDEX645