MAX HARRELSON, served, for many years, as reporter, correspondent, and editor for the Associated Press. He is the former co-editor of Public Papers of the Secretaries-General of the United Nations and is now retired.

• The U.N.'s First Year Chilled by Cold WarHeadquarters in New York: Good, Bad or MaybeThe United States Responds to Soviet Balkan Vetoes with Truman DoctrineThe U.N. Gets a Tough One: PalestineThe U.N. Goes to WarQuiet Diplomacy Ends Berlin BlockadeIndian and Pakistan Battle over KashmirThe Suez WarThe Soviet Union Intervenes in HungaryThe United States Intervenes in Guatemalan and LebanonThe Soviet Union and the West Clash Over DecolonializationThe U.N. in a Changing WorldThe Congo ExperienceFrance and Tunisia Clash over Bizerte Naval BaseThe Bay of Pigs and Cuban Missile CrisisWest Irian, Yemen, and MalaysiaVietnam and the U.N.'s Handsoff PolicyCyprusConfrontation on Peace-Keeping AssessmentsOn the Use of Forece: The Dominican Republic and CzechoslovakiaTrouble in Africa: Southern Rhodesia and BiafraThe Six-Day War in the Middle EastNationalist China Out--Red China InThe U.N.'s Frustrating Battle with South AfricaRound Four: The Yom Kippur WarTempest around the Persian GulfThe Soviets Try to Tame AfghanistanGuns Roar in The South AtlanticUnited States Invades GrenadaThe U.N. Enters Its Fifth DecadeBibliographyIndex

MAX HARRELSON, served, for many years, as reporter, correspondent, and editor for the Associated Press. He is the former co-editor of Public Papers of the Secretaries-General of the United Nations and is now retired.

• The U.N.'s First Year Chilled by Cold WarHeadquarters in New York: Good, Bad or MaybeThe United States Responds to Soviet Balkan Vetoes with Truman DoctrineThe U.N. Gets a Tough One: PalestineThe U.N. Goes to WarQuiet Diplomacy Ends Berlin BlockadeIndian and Pakistan Battle over KashmirThe Suez WarThe Soviet Union Intervenes in HungaryThe United States Intervenes in Guatemalan and LebanonThe Soviet Union and the West Clash Over DecolonializationThe U.N. in a Changing WorldThe Congo ExperienceFrance and Tunisia Clash over Bizerte Naval BaseThe Bay of Pigs and Cuban Missile CrisisWest Irian, Yemen, and MalaysiaVietnam and the U.N.'s Handsoff PolicyCyprusConfrontation on Peace-Keeping AssessmentsOn the Use of Forece: The Dominican Republic and CzechoslovakiaTrouble in Africa: Southern Rhodesia and BiafraThe Six-Day War in the Middle EastNationalist China Out--Red China InThe U.N.'s Frustrating Battle with South AfricaRound Four: The Yom Kippur WarTempest around the Persian GulfThe Soviets Try to Tame AfghanistanGuns Roar in The South AtlanticUnited States Invades GrenadaThe U.N. Enters Its Fifth DecadeBibliographyIndex

MAX HARRELSON, served, for many years, as reporter, correspondent, and editor for the Associated Press. He is the former co-editor of Public Papers of the Secretaries-General of the United Nations and is now retired.

• The U.N.'s First Year Chilled by Cold WarHeadquarters in New York: Good, Bad or MaybeThe United States Responds to Soviet Balkan Vetoes with Truman DoctrineThe U.N. Gets a Tough One: PalestineThe U.N. Goes to WarQuiet Diplomacy Ends Berlin BlockadeIndian and Pakistan Battle over KashmirThe Suez WarThe Soviet Union Intervenes in HungaryThe United States Intervenes in Guatemalan and LebanonThe Soviet Union and the West Clash Over DecolonializationThe U.N. in a Changing WorldThe Congo ExperienceFrance and Tunisia Clash over Bizerte Naval BaseThe Bay of Pigs and Cuban Missile CrisisWest Irian, Yemen, and MalaysiaVietnam and the U.N.'s Handsoff PolicyCyprusConfrontation on Peace-Keeping AssessmentsOn the Use of Forece: The Dominican Republic and CzechoslovakiaTrouble in Africa: Southern Rhodesia and BiafraThe Six-Day War in the Middle EastNationalist China Out--Red China InThe U.N.'s Frustrating Battle with South AfricaRound Four: The Yom Kippur WarTempest around the Persian GulfThe Soviets Try to Tame AfghanistanGuns Roar in The South AtlanticUnited States Invades GrenadaThe U.N. Enters Its Fifth DecadeBibliographyIndex