January 11, 1971 Monday
MALACAÑAN PALACEManila 10:15 PM January 11, 1971Monday Open house for the diplomatic corps and the public officials at 9:00 AM. Then a meeting of the… Read More »January 11, 1971 Monday
MALACAÑAN PALACEManila 10:15 PM January 11, 1971Monday Open house for the diplomatic corps and the public officials at 9:00 AM. Then a meeting of the… Read More »January 11, 1971 Monday
All the world knows that the Japanese are ready to surrender except the Japanese, A rumor ran through the Village today that Japan had made… Read More »12th August 1945
I sneaked up to Gora today to see how the Soviet diplomats were getting along._The village itself was quiet; the streets were almost deserted; the… Read More »11th August 1945
The Soviet declaration of war has thrown this diplomatic hideout into a turmoil even louder and more confused than the new bomb. Even those who… Read More »10th August 1945
As San Francisco announced that the second “atomic” bomb had been dropped on Nagasaki shortly before noon, the vernaculars started to open up a little… Read More »9th August 1945
After leading off its Potsdam story two days ago with the observation that the Big Three “failed to produce anything that has direct bearing on… Read More »6th August 1945
There was a time when the Japanese hoped to win a negotiated peace through the U.S.S.R. Probably about the time of Germany’s fall the foreign… Read More »31st July, 1945
The Asahi today carried a significant article which confessed the bankruptcy of a fundamental policy in Japanese diplomacy. There is no longer much hope, the… Read More »18th June 1945
There was quite a heavy downpour today. A French brother laughed after Mass: “It’s a hailstorm. But now it is no longer Heil Hitler but… Read More »6th May 1945