U. S. AIR F 

SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPflY SERIES 

NO. 24 

OCTOBER 1962 
This bibliography represents a 

portion of the holdings of the 

Academy Library on this subject 

prepared by members of the Libra 

in conjunction with the Departme 

Political Science for use by partic 

at the Fifth Air Force Academy Assembly 

to be held at the U, S, Air Force Academy 

on April 3-6, 1963, Books with call numbers added to the citation are available 

in the Academy Library. 
TABLE OF CQNTEmS 

PART I 

PART 1 

THE NEW EMPHASIS ON THE SECRETARY'S RESPONSIB TIES*. **e* 

THE: SECRETAR AnfE, THE EXECUTION OF FOREIGN POLICY * 0 = 8 3 

PART IV 

PART v 

PART VI 

THE SECRETARY GF STATE WITH 

THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH * * * * 8 11 

ADDITIONAL REFERENCES - GENERAL e 0 13 

Periodical Articles 

Films 

Government Periodicals 

Periodical Indexes 
THE NEW EYZWAS 

SECRETARY S RESPOESIBZLITXES 

Acheson, Dean G. Power and diplomacy. Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1958, 

(E 835 A17) 

- 

DeConde, Alexander, _I_ The American Secretary- of 

State. New York, Praeger, 1962. (On order) 

Finletter, Thomas K. Foreign policy: next 

hase the 1960'~~ New York, Harper, 1960, 

'GrG) 

, Foreign policy: I__- the next e New 

York, Harper, 1958. (E 835 FS1) 

Graebner, Norman A, The new isolationism. 

New York, Ronald Press, 1956, (E 835 G73) I__- 

Kennan: George F. Russia, - the -2 atom 

west. New York, Harper, 1958. (D 

Sapin, Burton 31. and Snyder, Richard 

role of the military in American 

policy. Garden City, Doubleday, 

(UA 23 524) 

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and the 

843 K3) 

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C. The 

foreign 

1954. 

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United States foreign policy, hearings, 86th 

Congress, 2nd Session, on studies pursuant 

to S, Res, 336, 85th Congress, and S. Res. 

31, 86th Congress. Part 1: Possible nonmil~itary scientific developments and their 

potential impact on foreign policy problems 

-of U. -S. - Washington, Government Printing 

Office, 1960. (Y4F76/2: F76/7/960/pt. 1) 

I 

1 
gress, 1st sessicsn, 

pursuant to So Res. 33 

87th Congress ., 

adminis tratbm 

developments in 

me6e Washington, Government Printing 

Office, 1961, (Y4F7612: F76/7/961/pt. 2) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Dean Rusk tells: where the 

today's world; interview 

of State. go 2. News 52 

1962 6 

2 
T 

Bloomfield, Lincoln P, The United Nations and 

- U. S. foreign policy. ittle, Brown, 

1%;. (JX l977,2.U5 

Belles, Blair, Who makes our ? __c__ 

New York, Foreign Policy Association, 1951, 

Cook, Thomas I, and Moos, Malcolm. 

: - the realism of 

__. for foreign 

Press, 1954, (E 744 677) 

es, John Foster. War or peace, 

Macmillan, 1957. (E 744 D883 1957 

ew York, 

Gange, John. American foreign 0 b 

manent problems and chanqing policies, 

Yor'tc, Ronald Press, 1959, (E 744 G19) _I_ 

GOSS, Hilton P, The administration and execution of United States forei. policy, - 1960- 

1975, Santa Barbara, General Electric Co. , Technical Military Planning Operation, 1959 . Research Memorandum E@i 59 TMP-99. (JX 1416 

G67) 

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--. 

Halle, Louis J. Dream and reality: aspects 

of American foreign policy. New York, Har- - p 

3 
of the 

Arne r i c an . 2nd ed, Englewood Cliffs, 

Prentice - Hall, 1961, (E 774 L61 1961) 

Lerche, Charles O,, __.- 

and the 

free New Uox e Republic, Oceana Publications, 1958, (E 183.8.R9 

M6 5) 

Millis, Walter, et al. -__I 

Plischke, Elmer. Conduct of American diplomacy. 

2nd ed. Princeton, VanNostrand, 1961 (JX 

1416 P72) 

Reitzel, William, et al. United 

policx, -- 1945-1955 , Washington, Brookings 

Institution, 1956, (E 744 R37) 

Sulzberger, Cyrus Leo, What's wrong ____l_s_- with U. - S. 

foreign policy? Mew York, Harcourt, Brace, 

1959, (E 835 S95) 

- U. 2. participation in UN, report Isy. - the -- Presi- 

-I dent to Congress, ___I_ 1960. (Also issued as 

House Doc. 202, 87th Congress, 1st Session). 

Washington, Government Printing Office, 1962. 

(S1.70:27) 

Wriston, Henry M. Diplomacy in 5 democracy. 

New York, Harper, 1956. (JX 1705 W95) 

- Your Department of State, Washington, Government Printing Office, 1959. (S1.69:91) (U. 

S. Department of State Publication 6877. Department and Foreign Service Series, 91) * 

4 

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PART a: 

PUBLIC m c 

Acheson, Dean G. - A citizen looks ,at 0 

New York, Harper, 1957, (JK 1071 A17) 

and Almond, Gabriel A. _I The American - 

policy e New York, Harcourt Brace 

1950. (E 744 A45) 

Beloff, Max. Foreign policy Iand __- the democraI__ tic process * Baltimore, Johns 

University Press, 1955. (JX 

Cheever, Daniel S. and Haviland, 

Jr. American foreign policy 

ration of powers Cambridge, 

versity Press, 1952, (JK 570 C5l) 

- 

Corwin, Edward S. - The President, office and 

powers, 1787-1957; history and analysis of 

practice and opinion. 4th rev, ed. New 

York, New York University Press, 1957, 

(JK 516 C83 1957) 

Crabb, Cecil Van Meter. Bipartisan foreign 

policy: myth or reality. Evanston, Row, 

Peterson, 1957. (E 744 C88) 

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Dahl, Robert A. Congress I and foreign policy. 

New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1950. (JK 1061 

D13) 

5 
Horn, Stephen. The __I_. cabinet and m 

New York, Columbia University Press, 1960, 

(JK 611 H81) 

Mills, Charles W, The __c. power elitel Ne~d 

York, Oxford University Press, 1956 

635 M65p) 

Westerfield, Bradford. Foreign 

party politics: Pearl 

New Haven, Yale Universi 

(E 806 W52) 

PERIOD IC AL ARTICLES 

Brow, Ben H., Jr. Congress and the Department of State, American Academy pf Polit - 

ical and Social Science Annals 289:IOO107, September 1953. __I_- 

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RY OF ST s ST 

Administration of State; of 11111111 

-_I___. 26, 196Qe C'ommittee Print, 86th Congress, 

2nd Session, Washington, Government Printing Office, 1960, (U4,F76/2: St22/5) 

Barron, Bryton, Inside LlcIl the 

a candid appraisal of 

New York, Comet Press Books, 

851 B27) 

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Bendiner, Robert. The riddle State 

Department. New York, Far Rinehart, 1942. (JK 853 €345) 

Crane, Katherine E. E, Carr of. State; fortyseven years in the Department of State. 

New York, St, Martin's Press, 196r (E 748 

C31C) 

-- 

Elder, Robert E. - The 

Department of State 

policy . Syracuse, 

policy machine: the 

and American foreign 

Syracuse University 

- 

Press, 1960. (JX 1705 3237) 

Emmerich, flerbert, Essays on federal reorganization. University, University of 

Alabama Press, 1950, (JK 421 E54) 

- 

Haviland, Henry F., Jr., et ale The formulation 7 and administration - af United States 

foreign pol icy. Washington, Brookings I n - 

stitution, 1960. (JX 1416 €338) 

7 
. . QI__. The administration of waffairs, New ork, Knopf, 

53 M312) 

arx, Fritz, ed, Elements e 

tration. 2nd ed, Englewood C 

Prentice-HalP3 1959. 

for national 

before subcommittee o 

machinery, 86th Congress, 2 

Part 5. National Securit uncia and 

Departments of State and see Washington, Government P'rPnti 

- 

(Y4,G74/6: M21se/2/pte 5) 

Organizing for national 

net officers and 

Subcommittee on National Policy Machinery 

(pursuant to S, Res, 248, 86th Congress 

Washington, Go& rnent Printing. Of ffce 

1960, ('164,G76/6: N2Pse/7) 

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Robertson, Charles L. The American Secretary 

of State: a study of the office under 

Henry 4, Sf-iison and Cordell Hull. Thesis 

presented for the Ph. De degree at Princeton 

University, 1959. 

- --_ 

- P 

Steiner, Zara S, The State Department and 

the foreign service; the Wriston Report - 

four years later, Princeton, Princeton 

University Press, 1958, 

- 

- - 

- 

8 
of administrative Rm 

I--> tion 3,, and - in Federal. 

9 De- ,; December -9 1957, 

of State, Was 

Zfice, z 

New York, HarU, S, Commission on Organization o 

utive Branch of the Governmen 

Commission Report , New York, 

1949. (JK 643.C47 U5) 

PERIODIC& ART 

Acheson, Dean G. T oughts about thought in 

high places. -New - York Times Plagazine, p. 

20, 11 October 1959, 

Ewe, Clare Booth. The ambassadorial issue:: 

professionals or amateurs , Foreign - ASfairs 36~05-121, October 195L 

Osborne, John, Is the State Department manageab le ? Fortune 55:110-112, 267-276, 

March 1957, 

9 
Congress, 1st Session, 

73, 1950. 

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T 

H 

Drummond , Roscoe and Coblentz 

at the brink, John Foster 

of American power. Garden -- 

1960, (E 835 D88D) 

Fenno, Richard F0 The 

_..I___ 

Cambridge, Harvard Uni 

(JK 611 F33) 

n, Sidney. The president e 

16 H99) 

Neustadt, Richard E. Presidential power; the 

olitics of leadership. New York, Wiley, 

79600 (3E-516 N14) 

Rossiter, Clinton . The American presidency. 

New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1956. (JK 516 

R8 3) 

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tial moralism. 

May 1957. 

Foreign policy a 

The .1111 Reporter 16:10-14, 2 

Kenworthy, E. W. Evolution of our No, 

plomat. New York Times 

18 March 1962. 

Nitze, Paul H. Impossible job of Secretary of 

State. New York Times Magazine, p, 9, 24 

February 1957 

Rusk, Dean. The President. 

38:353-69, April 1960. 

12 
Adams Sherman. srs thand report; the 

of the Eisenhower administration New 

York, Harper, 1961. I_- 

(E 835 A21) 

of the 

United States abroad,.,, New York, Annerican Assembly, Graduate School of Business, 

American Assembly * The -- 

Columbia University, 1956. (JK 691 A51) 

Bailey, Thomas A. L A diplomatic - of 

- the- American people . Appleton-Century-Crof ts , 1958 e 

6th ed. 

B15 1958) 

Barnes , e ign 

ins -3 

ton 2 

1705 

William and Heath, John H. The For- c Service of the United States: 

development, and functions. WashingGovernment Printing Off ice 1962 * (JX 

B26) (U, S. Department of State Publication 7050. Department and Foreign 

Service Series, 96) 

Bemis, Samuel F. The American Secretaries of 

State - and their diplomacy. New York, 

Pageant, 1958. (E 183.7 B45a 1958) 

Burns, James M. Government & the people. 

4th ed. Englewood Cliffs, Prentice -Hall, 

1960. (JK 274 B96 1960) 

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U58) (A series of volumes issued annually.) 

Department of State, 1930-1955 (Expanding 

functions and responsibilities; prepared 

by Historical Division of Department of 

State, with cooperation of major units of 

department) e Washington, Government Printing Office, 195Se (Sl.69:44) 

Ferguson, John H. and McHenry, Dea - 

rnents of American 

New York, McGraw-Hi1 

1960) 

Graebner, Norman As, ed, unce~ t.mradi.- 

-2 tione American Secretaries of State the 

twentieth century, New York, McCraw-Will, 

Hull, Cordell, The memoirs of Cordell 

2 vols. New York, Macmillan, 1948. (E 

748 H91) 

Johnson, Claudius 0. Government in the United 

States. 6th ed. New York, Crowell, 1956. 

Ogg, Frederic A. and Ray, Perley 0. Introduction to American government. 11th ed. 

New YorkT Appleton-Century-Crof ts 1958. 

(On order) 

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partnient and Foreign Service Series 58) 

Price, Don M, , ed. Ip( 

glewood Cliffs , K 

851 A51) 

Sherwood, Robert E ., Roasevelt - and Hopkins 

_I an intimate history. New York, Harper, 

1950, (E 80'7 SSS) 

Snyder, Richard De and Furniss, S., Jr. 

' policy. Ne Rine31416 S67) 

Stimson, Henry L, and Bundy, McGeo 

active service ' and war, ork, 

Harper, 1948. $5- - 

Truman, Harry S. Memoirs. 2 vols, Gar 

City, Doubleday, 15455-56. (E 814 T86m) 

PERIODICAL ARTICLES 

Department of State Bulletin, Weekly publication issued by the Office of Public Services Bureau of Public Affairs, provides 

the public with information on current developments in the field of foreign relations and on the work of the Department of 

State and the Foreign Service, 

15 
f areign policy 

thoritative coverage expressed in the language of the layman, 

Perlmutter, Oscar 

fronting the D 

conduct of fore 

tical Quarterly 

macy of World w 

Wriston, Henry M. Secretary of Sta 

Foreign Affairs 34:523-540, Y 

s 

- Mr. Secretary. This is a film that pselse 

the historical background of the Office 

white, 16 mm and runs for 29 minutes a It 

may be rented or purchased from: 

the Secretary of State, t is black an 

NET Film Service 

Audio-Visual Center 

Indiana University 

Bloomington, Indiana 

Center for Mass Communications 

Columbia University Press 

1125 Amsterdam Avenue 

New York 25, New York 

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G NT 

The number of publicatio s of the Depa 

State which reflect the diversification of duties of the Secretary of State are too numerous 

to mention; however, the fo lowing is a list of 

some of the publications wh ch appear as a series : 

Title 

African Series 

American Foreign Policy, 

Current Documents 

Commercial Policy Series 

Dept. and Foreign Service 

Series 

Documents on 

Policy 

Documents on 

German Foreign 

D is armament 

Doc. Cat, No. 

SI. 37 : nos e 

S1.69:nos. 

Economic Cooperation Series S1.65:nos. 

European and British 

Commonwealth Series 

Far Eastern Series 

Sl.74:nos. 

S1.38:nos. 

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Foreign Re 

u. s, 

General Foreign Pislicy Series Sli .7l:nos. 

Inter-American Series si ,26:n0~. 

In t e rna t i onal In f o rrna t ion Sl e 67 :nos a 

and Cultural Series 

International Organization 

and Conference Series 

Near and Middle East Series 

Treaties and Qther Inter - 

national Acts Series 

Treaties in Force 

SI.7Qsnos. 

En addition each issue of the Monthly 

- of 11. S. Government Publications lists House 

and Senate documents pertaining to the Department of State. Arrangement of materials 

in the Monthly Catalog is alphabetically by 

issuing agency; therefore, one would find 

these documents by finding the section entitled "Congress," and under Congress: 

Foreign Affairs Committee, House 

Foreign Relations Committee, Senate 

Government Operations Committee, House 

Government Operations Committee , Senate 

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PE EXES 

The following indexes will be useful in find - 

ing articles on all aspects of the subject: 

American Academy of Political and Social Science Annals ., Book Department 

Books In Print 

Cumulative Book Index 

D i s ser tat ion Ab s t r ac t s 

International Index: A Quarter 

Periodical Literature in the 

ences and Humanities 

International Political Science Abstracts 

Library of Congress. A guide -to - the study of 

- the United States oT America. Washington, 

Government Printingoffice, 1960. (Ref 2 

1215 U5l) 

Library of Congress Catalog, Books: Subjects 

Monthly Catalog of United States Government 

Documents 

Readers ' Guide to Periodical Literature 

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